For the most part, since her initial urge for her fans to boycott Netflix went viral, Mo'Nique's battle to get justice has been a lonely one with very few public figures coming forward to voice their support.

Now, however, following the lead of India.Arie, one of Mo'Nique's Almost Christmas co-stars — who's also worked with the comedian's current enemy, Oprah Winfey, in the past — is speaking out in her friend's defense.

Kimberly Elise, who worked alongside Winfrey in the 1998 drama Beloved, recently took to Twitter to share that Mo'Nique is worthy of everything she is asking for regarding her low-balled offer from the streaming service.