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Hernandez was a guest on the Club Shay Shay podcast this week, and a lot of her comments about her fellow celebs during the episode are making headlines.
When host Shannon Sharpe brought up Amber Rose–who got into a scuffle with Joseline while filming season two of BET’s College Hill: Celebrity Edition–the Puerto Rican Princess had a unique way of throwing shade.
“You know what I wish for her? For her to find her a good man,” Hernandez said of her longtime rival.
Shannon fired back, “How do you know she ain’t got her a good man?” to which Joseline quipped, “Chile, Cher took the last one.”
Cher has been in a relationship with Alexander “AE” Edwards since 2022, and despite their 40-year age gap, their relationship seems to be going the distance. Amber and AE dated from 2018 to 2021 and share a son named Slash Electric Alexander Edwards.
While Joseline’s comments about Amber’s need for a good man didn’t go any further, her bringing up her lack of a good man was some obvious shade.
Amber Rose previously talked about their feud during her appearance on Club Shay Shay on March 5, when she claimed that Hernandez provoked their fight because the reality TV star was mad she wouldn’t have sex with her while her husband Balistic Beats watched.
“The whole time I was on College Hill, she was in my ear. She was saying ‘just gimme a chance one time [and] if you cool with it, we can do it in front of my husband. But if not, it could just be me and you,’” Rose claimed.
Amber alleged that she tried to politely decline the Zeus star’s sexual advances, saying that she was “flattered” by the request, but Hernandez allegedly kept trying to make her wild fantasy come true, at one point, allegedly bending over and showing her private parts.
Rose said she never would have agreed to a smash session because she’s “heavy on the hetero” and not attracted to women.
“Joseline is a beautiful girl… an idiot, but a beautiful girl. I’m not going to deny that,” she told Sharpe at the time.
After declining multiple times, Rose claimed that Hernandez started bullying her, questioning her race with remarks like, “Why you talk white but you Black?” and alleged that she began to wonder if the “Dun Cha Cha” singer was “obsessed” with her.
Following that interview, Joseline denied Amber’s claims, saying in an Instagram statement.
“I’ve been a victim of sexual abuse at a young age. I know how sacred a girl’s and a woman body is,” Joseline wrote. “I don’t condone any sexual misconduct […] My lawyers are involved in this matter, but because I’m in disbelief I had to write this for my own mental health,” the reality star shared via Instagram.
She emphasized: “that never happened and it never will.”