As a dedicated gamer and follower of pop culture news, I have been keeping an eye on the recent buzz surrounding the fight between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez. Having grown up watching reality TV shows and being an avid fan of both these personalities, I was taken aback by the violent confrontation that took place during the filming of College Hill: Celebrity Edition Season 2.
Recently, a video showing an argument between model, actress, and television personality Amber Rose, and rapper Joseline Hernandez, has been making the rounds online. The incident has left many fans questioning the cause of their altercation and the exact timing of when the video was recorded.
Here is everything we have learned about the fight between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez.
Amber Rose vs Joseline Hernandez fight explained
During the filming of College Hill: Celebrity Edition Season 2 on BET, an argument between Rose and Hernandez about racial identity in a classroom at Alabama State University escalated into a physical fight. The incident was not aired by BET, but TMZ managed to obtain the footage and spread it online. Since then, the video has gone viral on social media.
In the video, Rose is shown aggressively attacking Hernandez, but is then shoved into a glass pane while still throwing hits. The brawl was eventually interrupted by at least five onlookers who managed to put a stop to it.
The video clips from the show provide some background information on the cause of the violent altercation. In a now-viral clip shared on X (previously Twitter), Hernandez can be heard saying, “I’ll let you know who I am. The issue is that you really want to be a white girl.” The dispute intensified rapidly and eventually became physical.
Hernandez hails from Puerto Rico and considers herself Afro-Latinx, while Rose has African CapVerdean and Scottish heritage.
BET firmly stands by its choice not to broadcast the fight between Amber Rose and Joseline Hernandez. Our network does not support violence in any shape or form. Additionally, we deeply respect the significance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their role in nurturing Black achievement and pride within our community. Consequently, we are committed to upholding these values by leaving out the controversial scene.
In an interview on Drink Chips, I shared the story of how a fight broke out in one of my literature classes. I admittedly lost my temper and, in the heat of the moment, shoved someone’s head forcefully against a pane of glass.
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2024-07-25 20:12