Cedric The Entertainer, an American comedy legend, shared a bizarre photo of his meeting with Conor McGregor.
They met in France Rivera where they both attended the Cannes Film Festival. Cedric shared the image on Instagram to his 2.9 Million followers.
Cedric the Entertainer captioned the photo: "I'm walking the #frenchrivera when the one and only @notoriousmma came up on me. We stopped traffic for 6-7 minutes laughing and taking photos."
McGregor shared his picture with the comedian and said: "Pulled up to the great Cedric, the Entertainer here at Cannes!" Legendary nights
Cedric and McGregor attended the star-studded Chopard Gentlemen's Evening at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
McGregor was on holiday in Cannes and used his time to engage in numerous Twitter beefs, including with UFC stars, as well as Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest man.
Fans are asking if McGregor will fight again at the highest levels, as they have been captivated by McGregor's lengthy and sometimes rambling tweets.
Henry Cejudo, a former UFC flyweight champion, criticized McGregor's overturning of his hips. This sparked another Twitter beef.
McGregor wasn't happy with the criticisms and responded with a gibberish-filled threat to Cejudo.
McGregor was dismissed by McGregor, which caused even more anger for The Notorious.
Cejudo tweeted the following: "MMA is different from boxing if your hips are turned it leads to easy takedowns. If you throw your hips, it's difficult to get your position back.
"You basically add more time to every punch you throw next. It is important to know how to set up punches. "Sincerely, the goat."
McGregor retorted, saying "I hate from the bottom." Really. Evil. I Don't care. Shoot. Ho.
"I have nasty weapons here. If I had to, I would fight whole fights here. I don't know where he went, he was top guard. Can you please explain, master splinter 2 cousin?
"Where was he going?" If I had two God-given dollars, I would go to the butcher. My account has B's.
Cejudo replied simply, "Ok King Of Cringe."
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