Ride Along comedian Kevin Hart wants people to know that he had nothing but his girlfriend's present and future happiness in mind when he asked Eniko Parish to marry him, no matter what his ex-wife Torrei and her Twitter minions say. Ice Cube's onscreen bestie publicly dismissed accusations that he planned the engagement to take attention from Torrei's new reality show Atlanta Exes. Kevin explained that he couldn't help it if the series premiere was scheduled for his fiancé's birthday on August 18. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Instagram and YouTube aficionado is planning to have on effect on EA's Madden 2016 debut, however. Instead of using his social media prowess to expand his ever-growing net worth, per usual, the diminutive Let Me Explain funny man is demanding that he be in next year's game. So, take that Dave Franco.
The very idea that some people would take one of the happiest moments of his new life with fiancé Eniko Parish and try to turn it into something petty apparently left comedian Kevin Hart shocked and appalled.
According to the New Pittsburgh Courier, there was some talk that Kevin's recent engagement was more about his ex-wife than his soon-to-be bride:
"It was the fact that Kevin's ex-wife Torrei Hart's new reality show Atlanta Exes had just debuted on VH1 that had folks talking.
"Due to Torrei's recent comments about Kevin and Eniko hooking up while they were still together, many wondered if it was payback that led Hart to pop the question to his girl at the same time that his ex's new show was making its debut."
Social media savvy Hart quickly took to the internet to set the record straight about his true intentions the night he asked Eniko Parish to marry him in front of all her friends.
It seems that Kevin has figured out that way to getting what you is demanding it on YouTube, Twitter and Instagram and then letting your fans/followers force people into make it happen.
At least, that seems to be the logic behind Hart's latest social media campaign of insisting that he should unarguably be in next year's Madden.
Kevin explains it all point-by-point in the clever YouTube video he has shared via Twitter:
"I'm starting a campaign people....it's called "Get Kevin Hart in Madden 2016" they got one year 2 make this official."
Though Hart is reportedly under the 5'7" mark, he has already made a mockup of what the cover would look like if he gets his way on Instagram:
That little Kevin Hart sure is a real laugh riot.
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