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The infamous fight between Joseline Hernandez and Amber Rose during the filming of College Hill: Celebrity Edition is one that everyone knew about but no one had ever seen. Yesterday (July 24), TMZ leaked the footage of the fight, and man, did those two women go at it.
Just a week after Amber Rose took to the Republican National Convention to call the MAGA movement her “people,” TMZ obtained the footage of the fight between her and Joseline Hernandez, which was spurred by an argument in which Hernandez questioned Rose’s racial background and whether or not she embraces being a Black woman. Needless to say, Rose didn’t take lightly to the criticism and ultimately ended up throwing hands with the self-proclaimed “Puerto Rican Princess.”
Unfortunately for viewers, the fight itself never aired nor was it shared online… until now.
TMZ reports:
Folks who saw that episode remember the confrontation well — Joseline was questioning Amber’s racial identity and background, and straight-up said Amber was not Black — and AR felt she was being singled out and made to feel bad for her white heritage.
Joseline also made the argument that Amber was conflicted with her mixed-race makeup — and that ultimately set Amber off, spurring her to get up and start repeatedly punching Joseline. Like we said, only one punch originally aired in 2023, and then producers opted to cut away.
Looked like Rose got some good licks in before everyone broke it up.
Though Rose has said in the past that she doesn’t consider herself to be a Black woman, that hasn’t stopped Republicans from boasting that having Amber Rose speak at their national convention is proof that they have support from the Black community. Go figure.
Check out the leaked fight below, and let us know your thoughts on the situation in the comments section.
Joseline VS Amber Rose
on College Hill Full Fight finally leaked !!! pic.twitter.com/Abcg50YHMc
— (@RealityTvEpz) July 24, 2024
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