Erica Campbell Has Words of Advice for Kanye West: "You Need to Practice What You Preach"

Mary Mary's Erica Campbell has some advice for rapper Kanye West. With West going through his divorce, he has recently being suspended from Instagram after threatening Kim Kardashian's new boyfriend, Pete Davidson. He has also lashed out at those who criticize his frustrations with his former wife's parenting methods.
TMZ asked Campbell if she feels West's "behavior during the week kind of goes against what he does on Sunday." She replied, "I just think if you're trying to be like God on Sunday, then you should be like him on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday as well."
"Does that mean perfection? Not at all," she said of West. "But it means that your choices should be governed by what you believe. You know, if you believe in faith, and being kind, and being gracious - being understanding, being patient, then you've got to be that way all week long."
Campbell continued. "When you love somebody, it doesn't go away because you get divorced. That's why they are so mad at [each other] because they're still in love.
"My mother and father married each other three times because they couldn't - they just loved each other," she continued. "And so, sometimes it's that way, you tried, it doesn't work, it doesn't mean the love goes away."
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