TL;DR:

• Broner was asked to leave Cam’ron’s podcast on Sep 16, 2025.
  
• On-air remarks toward co-host Stat Baby triggered the exit.
  
• Cam’ron stopped the interview and paid Broner for his time.
  
• Clips spread fast, and reaction was swift online.
  
• Broner has not publicly commented since the incident.

Boxer Adrien Broner was removed mid-interview from Cam’ron and Ma$e’s “It Is What It Is” podcast on September 16, 2025. The host cut the segment after Broner made repeated personal remarks toward co-host Treasure “Stat Baby” Wilson.

TMZ reported Broner told Wilson, “I love you,” and kept focusing on her looks despite warnings. Cam’ron then ended the spot, told Broner they would pay him for his time, and escorted him off set. The show continued without him.

The Economic Times recap adds lines viewers heard during the taping, including Broner asking Wilson about her weight and quipping to NFL analyst Arabia Tillery, “If that’s Arabia, I’m Saudi.” The outlet noted Cam’ron tried several times to steer the talk back before stopping the interview.

BET’s write-up says Broner spoke slowly, slurred some words, and mispronounced a few. That fueled online speculation that he might have been intoxicated. The show has not stated that as a fact, and Broner has not addressed it.

The timeline

• Sep 16, 2025: Broner appears on the show to discuss Canelo Álvarez vs Terence Crawford, then shifts into remarks to Stat Baby and Arabia Tillery. Cam’ron ends the segment and pays Broner for his time. Clips are posted to social media.
  
• Sep 17, 2025: Coverage spreads across U.S. and international outlets.
  

Background on Broner right now

Broner, a former four-division titleholder, has boxed once since early 2023. His most recent bout was a loss to Blair Cobbs on June 7, 2024, in Florida, which TMZ also referenced while covering the podcast incident. He has not fought since.

What people are saying

Clips from the taping trended across X, Instagram, and YouTube within hours. The Economic Times highlighted posts praising Cam’ron for stepping in, including comments that the co-hosts looked uncomfortable and that ending the segment was the right call. The outlet also noted commentary from journalists who said this is a clear example of hosts protecting colleagues in real time.

How this affects Broner

This episode lands while Broner’s in-ring schedule is quiet. Any future broadcast work, guest spots, or sponsorship talks could be harder if producers fear live disruptions. Boxing audiences can be forgiving once a fighter wins again, but podcast and TV bookers often move on fast.

On the boxing side, this does not change rankings or contracts, but it could shape fan sentiment. A quick, clear statement from Broner, plus a direct apology to the co-hosts, would help control the story.

How this affects the show

“It Is What It Is” leaned into its live-wire style from day one, but this clip will raise pressure to set firmer on-set rules and pre-interview guardrails for guests. The hosts handled the moment calmly, which won them support online. Expect the show to keep booking bold guests, with tighter production checks.

What happens next

• Broner statement. He has not posted a response as of September 17, 2025. If he speaks, watch tone and accountability first.
  
• Show policy. Look for a brief on-air note next episode, then a return to normal.
  
• Future bookings. Broner will likely still get media invites, but some outlets may delay.
  
• Boxing return. If a fight date appears, this story will fade behind training-camp news.
  

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Why it matters

Live sports media runs on real-time moments. This one shows the line between banter and disrespect, and how quickly a host must act when a guest will not stop. It also reminds athletes that media spots carry risk if they are not prepared or respectful. For fans, this shapes how both Broner and the show are seen the next time they hit your feed.

Hosting checklist for moments like this

• Set expectations with guests before cameras roll.
  
• Assign one producer to cut a segment if needed.
  
• Give one clear warning on-air.
  
• Pay the guest, end the spot, move on.
  
• Post a short clip with context, then stop feeding the fire.
  

Sources:

• TMZ, Adrien Broner Kicked Off Cam’ron’s Show After Comments Toward Female Co-Host, https://www.tmz.com/2025/09/16/adrien-broner-kicked-off-camron-show/, 2025-09-16
  
• BET, Watch Cam’ron Kick Boxer Adrien Broner Off Podcast for Harassing Stat Baby, https://www.bet.com/article/jz2rbo/watch-camron-kick-boxer-adrien-broner-off-podcast-for-harassing-stat-baby, 2025-09-16
  
• The Economic Times, Podcast chaos: Boxer Adrien Broner kicked off from “It Is What It Is”, https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/podcast-chaos-boxer-adrien-broner-kicked-off-from-it-is-what-it-is-over-inappropriate-comments-to-co-host-stat-baby/articleshow/123930645.cms, 2025-09-17