‘College Hill’: Amber Rose And Joseline Hernandez Have Altercation After Latter Tells The Former She ‘Really Wants To Be A White Girl’
Unfortunately, the situation negatively escalated because despite what Rose said, Hernandez kept saying she was Black, leading her to tell Rose to “check me.”
“If you gon’ check me, then check me!” Hernandez said. “You know what your problem is?! Your problem is that you really want to be a white girl,” the TV personality told her housemate. “Let’s just get down to the point.”
She continued, “Your problem is that you don’t even want to really be Black.”
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