At The Teen Choice Awards, Ken Jeong Hilariously Shades Jake Paul And Tana Mongeau’s Fake Marriage
Actor Ken Jeong makes some hilarious comments on the pretended marriage of Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau at this year’s Teen Choice Awards. He made the comments while receiving the award for Choice Comedy Movie, representing the entire cast of Crazy Rich Asians.
Through the speech, he also promoted the second season of The Masked Singer. When two people joined him on the stage, wearing the pineapple and the monster costume from the show’s first season, he expressed his excitement for the second season. He also said that the second installment is bigger and better than the previous one. Due to the awesome hype created he also offered to reveal the face under one of the masks.
It all turned out to be a joke, as according to the agreement the disclosure of faces would have cost him millions of dollars. That’s why he stated that it is better to wait.
Then Ken Jeong hilariously shades Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau’s fake marriage. Pointing to the person in the pineapple costume, he stated that this reveal would piss Jake Paul and also lead to a fake divorce from his not-wife in his pretended marriage.
This comment surprised everyone in the audience and some of the kids were in absolute shock.
Ken was certainly pointing at the fake marriage of Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau.
Tana reacted to this comment on her Twitter account, as she stated it was unbelievable that how Jake and she were shaded at the award show. She was shocked to see how her situation evolved as she badly wanted to be nominated and finally found out that it was rigged to that.
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