The judge recently unsealed Camille Cosby’s February 2016 deposition, in which she was asked several questions regarding the alleged drugging and rape of multiple women by her husband comedian Bill Cosby.
In the lawsuit deposition, Camille Cosby refused to answer several questions, invoking spousal privilege at times. Based upon her answers and non-answers, she appeared to be standing by her man—even when presented with Cosby’s supposed earlier admission of Quaalude use and extramarital sex.
Here’s an excerpt from NBC BLCK, which talks about the line of questioning:
Camille Cosby was read sections of her husband’s 2005 deposition where he said he “had sex and we had dinners and sex and rendezvous” with Beth Farrier in the 1970s.
However, when asked repeatedly if she thought her husband was being deceitful, or whether or not she had an opinion on whether Bill Cosby deceived her, Camille Cosby invoked marital privilege or said she had no opinion.
When asked about honesty and what it means, Camille Cosby answered: “I’m not going to expound on this.” When she was told she had to, she answered: “I do not have to. I’m done.”
BMWK, so our question to the wives, could you stand by your man under similar circumstances? Let us know at what point you would not?
Read more about the released deposition and some of Camille Cosby’s toughest questions over at NBC BLCK.