During his time on "360 with faster" for the complex, Murphy recalled his experience that shot the music "Dreamgirls" with Beyoncé. Although he shared his story, the iconic actor also shared a story about how the singer "Cowboy Carter" saved the fellow citizens of Jennifer Hudson from the unpleasant moment.

According to Murphy, he shot "Dreamgirls" with Beyoncé and, of course, Hudson as he passed through the divorce from Nicole Murphy. (A couple married 1993)

As he continued to talk about the film, the actor "and the spy" recalled one of the many memories he had from two singers.

Murphy shared that he was allegedly noticedly noticed between the film shooting point.

He continued to say that he would fight the problem, Hudson allegedly started "licking his fingers and get ashes," shows how the incident takes place.

Murphy said Beyoncé noticed what happened, she "immediately grabbed" Hudson's hand and supposedly, "" girl, don't do it. "I'll get you a cream."

"Dreamgirls" was released by the smallest pictures in December 2006. year, bringing over $ 155 million on treasury.

The main film for the film began in January of that year and was completed in April.

He also stars Jamie Foxx, Danny Glover and Keith Robinson, "Dreamgirls" is an adaptation of the 1980s in Broadway of the same name.

The film received praise of critics and audiences around the world, winning the Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and Grammy Award.

The Murphy itself won the golden globe for the best supporting actor and award for an outstanding performance screen by a male actor in a support role.

Hudson, meanwhile, took the same rewards for her role as Effie White.

Online, many users have divided their reactions to Murphy's memory of Beyoncé and Hudson, laughing at the actor "Daddy living room" for sharing what they consider unbelified stories.

"He is the first comedian," he wrote a user, implicating that they understood why he would share the story of Hudson's hands.

Another user has published something similar and called the moment "very black experience".

The third comment described the story as "calm", but "chaotic," while Murphy praises as a "master" comedian.

Murphy's story about how to support Beyoncé Hudson on Set, it seems to be a similar story that "giving himself" singer shared about his mother three during her time "watching what happens live" in 2014. Years.

As he talked to Andy Cohen about his film debut, Hudson told the executive manufacturer of "real housewives" that Beyoncé was a "amazing" support system when they were on the set together.

According to Hudson, she learned from Beyoncé and Foxx, since they worked many before the beginning of the "American Idol".

"It was, like, advice enough," Hudson told Experiences.