The war of words between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez has officially left the reality television show battlefield and entered court. What began as a heated battle on BET's College Hill: Celebrity Edition has since blossomed into threats of lawsuits, allegations of defamation, and no-holes-barred social media warfare.
The beef between the two media personalities recently came to a head when Amber Rose appeared on Club Shay Shay with Shannon Sharpe. Rose had no qualms about discussing her lingering issues with Hernandez.
"No. F* that b**. Forever. Fuck her," she seethed, leaving no doubt that there was no love lost between them.
She further alleged that Hernandez had pursued her in an unwelcome manner during the production of College Hill and claimed that the Joseline's Cabaret star continuously pursued her even after she rebuffed him several times. Rose said Hernandez even proposed a scenario where her husband could watch. Rose said she politely refused but alleged Hernandez reacted poorly, resorting to what she called "bullying me with the race s*."
The beef reached its boiling point in a viral classroom debate, culminating in an infamous fight that had fans buckling. But now the back-and-forth between them is flaring again, this time with potential legal implications.
Hernandez quickly fired back at Rose's accusations, vehemently denying the allegations and calling them defamatory. She also addressed the criticism on Instagram, explaining that the claims struck a personal chord with her because of past trauma.
"I knew I couldn't stay quiet because I've been a victim of sexual abuse myself as a young girl," Hernandez wrote in a post that has since been deleted. "Do I condone any sexual misconduct?
She then pronounced that her legal team was already "in discussions," and that "she will not stop until she is 100% vindicated."
Hernandez later posted again on Instagram Story, blasting Rose's comments and calling her an opportunist for capitalizing on serious issues for clout.
"It's sad when serious issues are used for personal gain," she wrote. "It diminishes real victims and casts doubt on what happened to them."
Amber Rose isn't going down without a fight, though, despite Hernandez's adamant denial and legal threats. She hit back on Instagram by calling Hernandez a liar and clarifying that she's prepared to countersue if necessary.
And with both women refusing to back down, the bad blood isn't over yet. What began as a reality TV spat has become a big-money legal fight, and fans are tuned in to see how it plays out. Will the war of words turn into a courtroom drama, or will the dust?
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