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"I'm not saying that he is lying. I'm just saying that his story doesn't seem to line up with what's happening."
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TMZ reports that Empire has cut five of Smollett's scenes, including a major musical number, from an upcoming episode.
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After offering repeated support for Smollett the past three weeks, so far Empire broadcaster Fox has been silent the past 24 hours.
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Smollett hired Michael Monico, who recently defended former Trump attorney Michael Cohen in the Mueller investigation.
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Smollett told police that he was attacked by men yelling racist and homophobic slurs on January 29.
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"Media reports about the Empire incident being a hoax are unconfirmed by case detectives," said Chicago PD's Anthony Guglielmi.
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"If I had said it was a Muslim, or a Mexican, or someone black, I feel like the doubters would have supported me much more. A lot more."
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“The most important thing that I can say is to keep it simple and say thank you and I’m OK,” said the Empire actor.
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The actor, who came out in 2015, was hospitalized after being beaten and a rope wrapped around his neck.
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Plus, host Jason Momoa brings back his famous Khal Drogo character from Game Of Thrones.
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Trust us, you won't be disappointed.
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These shows know it's sexier to leave a little to the imagination.
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Not originally on the roast roster, the Empire actress stepped out on stage to excited applause ready to drag Willis.
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Did the fourth season of the Fox drama completely forget there's supposed to be music on this show?
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“I know I’ve been in some s***, because I Googled me.”
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Riveting dramas and family favorites are among this weekend's wondrous streaming selections.
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From Narcos to Stranger Things, here's when all of your favorite movies and TV shows will be returning this fall.
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You don't have to worry. 'Empire' is going to be as steamy as ever, and 'The Orville' knows that you're making 'Star Trek' comparisons.
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Handmaid's Tale is a hit for Hulu now, but it took MGM years to find a home for the post-apocalyptic drama.
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It's official. The influential LGBT drama is coming back to Showtime.