Vivica A. Fox says she sympathizes with fellow actress Taraji P. Henson’s issues with unequal pay and transportation.
But Vivica says she doesn’t share the same experiences.
TMZ caught up with Vivica on the streets of NYC on Monday, and asked her about Taraji’s money woes.
In multiple interviews, Taraji suggested that Oprah’s production company was cheap when it came to equal salary for Black actors and perks on the set of “The Color Purple” musical.
Oprah quickly resolved Taraji’s pay dispute, but then the actress complained that she was forced to drive herself to the set in Atlanta, where crime is out of control.
Vivica says she sympathizes with Taraji but she just can’t relate to being broke and driving rental cars to movie sets.
Vivica and Taraji worked together on FOX TV’s Empire from 2015 until the series was canceled in 2020.
Vivica implied that Taraji needs a new management team to negotiate contracts in her best interests.
“You know, darling, to each his own. I’m very happy, very blessed,” Vivica told TMZ while signing autographs for fans.
She continued: “To each his own. I didn’t have that experience, you know? But to, uh, get your peace out is important. I totally understand that. And I love my girls for looking our for each other. But, I’m good!”
Watch the video below.
