Godfather of Princess Lilibet Seizes Control: Tyler Perry’s Lucrative Takeover Deal with Cable Network BET Unveiled

In a surprising turn of events, the godfather of Princess Lilibet has sealed a highly lucrative agreement to assume control of the renowned cable network BET.

The media mogul Tyler Perry, aged 53, has successfully acquired the BET Media Group, yet the intricate specifics of this TV takeover remain shrouded in mystery. Pertinent details, including the package’s valuation, continue to elude disclosure, leaving industry observers yearning for more information.

Paramount, the current proprietor of BET, has reportedly suffered financial losses, a matter extensively covered by various American news outlets. Against this backdrop, Perry’s ascent to the helm of BET has sparked intrigue and speculation within the media landscape.

It is worth noting that BET, an acronym denoting Black Entertainment Television, has faced criticism in the past for its alleged perpetuation of negative stereotypes concerning African-Americans. Rapper Diddy, aged 53, joined a chorus of potential buyers in demanding that the company reclaim its “black-owned” status.

Perry, renowned for his acting and filmmaking prowess, has been a staunch supporter of the Sussexes following their departure from the royal family. Demonstrating his unwavering commitment, he attended Lilibet’s christening alongside Meghan Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland, even bringing a sizable gospel choir of ten members from Atlanta to Los Angeles.

During the height of the coronavirus pandemic, reports emerged that Tyler Perry generously extended the use of his house and personal security to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The couple, having recently relocated to the United States from Canada, found themselves in dire need of shelter and support. Perry’s compassionate gesture aimed to alleviate their precarious situation during a tumultuous period.

In a candid conversation with Oprah Winfrey in 2021, the Duchess of Sussex opened up about their predicament, stating, “We didn’t have a plan. We needed a house, and [Perry] offered his security as well, so it gave us breathing room to try to figure out what we were going to do.”

As an assumed godfather to the Sussexes’ two-year-old daughter, Lilibet, Perry has consistently demonstrated his admiration for the couple’s desire for emancipation. In their Netflix docuseries last December, he lavished praise upon them, declaring, “They just wanted to be free.”

With notable appearances in various productions such as Sistas, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, the Netflix film Don’t Look Up, and the 2009 remake of Star Trek, Tyler Perry continues to leave an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.