CeeLo Green’s TBS Series ‘The Good Life’ Canceled Following His Controversial Rape Comments

‘Crazy’ singer Cee Lo Green has certainly had fans questioning how much he lives up to the title as recent headlines have been flooded by news of his controversial rape comments.  As readers know, Green pleaded ‘no contest’ last week to a felony charge that he provided ecstasy to a woman in 2012.

Criticism from social media users led the Goodie Mob hitmaker to go on a damning Twitter rant of sorts that included the now infamous tweet:

The backlash was so massive it led Green to delete his Twitter account temporarily.  Now reinstated and accompanied by an apology, the move appears to have proven itself too little too late as reports have it that TBS has axed the singer’s reality show. See the apology below and tell us:

Are people being too harsh to CeeLo?

Via TG:

Network executives have reportedly cancelled Cee Lo Green’s reality TV series amid mounting outcry over the singer’s recent tweets about rape. Just three hours after the anti-sexism group UltraViolet launched a petition calling for The Good Life’s cancellation, sources claimed that the US cable channel TBS would not be renewing Green’s show.

‘The Good Life,’ Green’s televised reunion with his hip-hop group Goodie Mob, aired a few episodes this summer.