Belize’s Opposition Leader Shyne Barrow Shares His Journey on the Tamron Hall Show

Belize’s Leader of the Opposition, Honorable Moses “Shyne” Barrow, appeared on an episode of the Tamron Hall Show.  His interview on the New York-based show focused on several issues including his upcoming bio-documentary, his time in the United States, his friendship with Sean “Diddy” Combs as well as his political career in Belize.  Here is a snippet of the interview scheduled to be aired tonight.

Tamron Hall, Host, The Tamron Hall Show: “You’re on the show with me, 2021. I turn on the BET Awards you’re performing with Sean Combs. I said he’s doing a power move because then I saw the flag of Belize come down. And I said, this is not about bad boy. This is about him showing the world but then there’s a clip of Sean Combs calling you his brother.  And people are questioning the relationship. I wish.” 

Moses “Shyne” Barrow, Leader of the Opposition: “I was his brother in 2000 when we were on trial. I wish I was his brother for the last 26 years when my mom, who is here with me, never got any assistance. He never helped to dry her tears.”

Tamron Hall, Host, The Tamron Hall Show: “Why did you agree to go on with him at the BET?”

Moses “Shyne” Barrow, Leader of the Opposition: “Because I moved on. So you don’t live in those spaces. The documentary was very…..the documentary was very emotionally draining, but part of what I owe to your audience, which is like one of the most lit, is that what the young people say? The most lit?”

Tamron Hall, Host, The Tamron Hall Show:  “He said the audience, I said they came because they want to hear you.”

Moses “Shyne” Barrow, Leader of the Opposition: “You guys are incredible.”

Love News understands that the show was recorded today which would explain Barrow’s early exit from the House of Representatives meeting in Belmopan.  As for the bio-documentary, it will premiere on Hulu and Disney Plus in five days on November 18.