Many of us have seen “J.J.” walking red carpets with his controversial political commentator/author friend, Ann Coulter. For several years they’ve been screaming at the top of their lungs that they’re ‘just friends,’ yet for many of their social outings they’re together cheesin’ it up for the cameras.

The only reason their claims were slightly believable to many, is because Ann is widely known for her harsh and sometimes ignorant views about race, making it hard to believe that she would actually date an African American man. She has spoken publicly on Fox News and other outlets. about everything, from why America should wake up and preserve the majority White population…

“In 1960, whites were 90 percent of the country. The Census Bureau recently estimated that whites already account for less than two-thirds of the population and will be a minority by 2050. Other estimates put that day much sooner. One may assume the new majority will not be such compassionate overlords as the white majority has been.” –Ann Coulter

To her infamous statement on Fox News when she attempted to point out the differences between Democrats and Republicans (she’s a republican), by stating:

“Our Blacks are better than their Blacks.”- Ann Coulter

Norman Lear Reveals What He Witnessed Between Jimmie Walker & Coulter

Well lo and behold, Norman Lear has just let the cat outta the bag about their relationship, so says he. Here’s what he recently revealed to Entertainment Weekly, during an interview with Black-ish creator, Kenya Barris:

Via EW: “I love him [Jimmie Walker]; he’s a wonderful guy, but I’ll tell you something about him that’ll astound you: He dates Ann Coulter,” Lear said. The news surprised Barris, who then listened as Lear explained he and his wife had dinner with Coulter and Walker. Lear added that Coulter turned out to be “a dreamy, delicious, sweet person.” “J.J. dates Ann Coulter!” said Barris. “You couldn’t write that! That’s fantastic!”

Lear also said “I’ve sat with [them] for an entire evening,” and that Walker and Coulter have been together “for some time.” […] “I am as serious as I can be, and I spent an evening at the same table with them, so I know.”

Ann Coulter’s Response

After this news spread like wildfire, Jimmie Walker gave us cricket. Ann, however, has finally decided to speak out…probably after consulting with her boo thang, friend, Jimmie to get their statement straight…I’m joking…LOL. Nah, but seriously, she probably did discuss this with Jimmie to pre-apologize for the blatant romantic detachment and diss she was about to dish out to the public…and here it is…

“Best of friends. No romance.”

Best of friends, love him, no romance. @mailonline: Anne Coulter is dating star of Good Times Jimmie Walker https://t.co/0Wh6YU6WGM

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) April 5, 2017

Bam! Ann has officially denied romance with her ‘man-friend’ Jimmie, although I highly doubt he will take offense to it. Why? Because throughout the years, he’s been kinda reminding me of one of the characters from that new movie, Get Out. If you haven’t seen the film, let’s just say that Jimmie and Stacy Dash would make really great friends….but I digress…

Overall, Jimmie’s and Ann’s relationship friendship could work because they seem to share a lot of the same political and personal beliefs.

Bernadette Stanis (‘Thelma’) Drops Hints About Jimmie’s “Friendship” With Ann

In case you’re wondering how J.J. feels about Ann, here’s what he and his former Good Times co-star, Bernadette Stanis, said about her in a 2010 interview with EurWeb:

Jimmie Walker: Ann [Coulter] does what she does when she works for Fox, obviously. But she’s not just Fox,” he says. “She’s other things, too. She’s extremely bright, she’s beautiful and I’m honored to have anything to do with her.”

“The best of friends, truly, they are close,” Stanis said, although sounding a bit tongue-in-cheek. She then whispered to Walker, “I was gonna say what you call her – but you can’t say it on TV.”

And there you have it ILOSM fam’…wishing the couple ‘friends’ Jimmie andAnn the best with whatever it is they have between them.

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Good Times was set in the Cabrini Green housing project located in Chicago, but it’s ironic that the setting for such a positive family and community of brotherhood now has one of the highest murder rates in the U.S. We have to do everything we can to get it back to that old school Good Times era.

TO DONATE TO THEIR GOOD TIMES MOVIE KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN CLICK HERE

Here is what John Amos explained about their new Good Times project:

“Back in the 70’s this entire cast of actors came together in a project called Good Times, written by Eric Monty, a native Chicagoan who knew what he was writing about. It was supposed to be autobiographical…he wrote about a family living in the Cabrini Green projects…a family that was beset by economic problems, social problems, etc.- that’s who this family was and that’s who this family is. Now we’re here today to tell you how you could become a part of this family and help this family and others to enjoy the wok we tried to do back in the day and the wok we’re doing today.

I had the pleasure of playing the role of the father of this family, ONLY because the late Esther Rolle was strong enough, when the show was offered to her, to insist that she have a husband. She did NOT want to perpetuate the image of a matriarchal family and for that, she will always be a part of our spirit. Now we ask you to join this family and be a part of it and be just as supportive as we have been of each other over the years in trying to bring this project to you.”

Watch the video of Ja’net Dubois (Willona), John Amos (James), Bern Nadette Stanis (Thelma), Ralph Carter (Michael Evans), and Jimmie Walker (J.J.) below, and around the 1:59 mark is where you’ll see “James” try to get with “Willona”…see how “Willona” responded:

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