Chris Rock wasn’t mad when he walked off stage during a private comedy show, PEOPLE reports. “He didn’t storm off. He did stop performing, but he wasn’t angry,” a source told PEOPLE.

The comic's 1999 stand-up special premiered on HBO when he had the most to lose — and he pulled no punches with its provocative, no-holds-barred humor.

Contrary to recent reports, Chris Rock did not “storm off” the stage at a comedy show, but calmly left when audience members ignored his reasonable request.

Rock has won three Grammy Awards for “Roll With the New,” “Bigger & Blacker” and “Never Scared.” He also has four Emmy Awards for “The Chris Rock Show,” “Kill the Messenger ...

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Comedian Chris Rock has signed with WME for representation in all areas including acting, directing, comedy touring, books, and more. Rock had been in play since December when his longtime agent ...

That’s the plan,” the 56-year-old actor has reprised his role as Chris Rock’s father Julius in an animated sequel to the hit semi-autobiographical sitcom, and he would love to see the show ...