💣 Jess Hilarious CRASHES OUT Live – Exposes Charlamagne, Beef with Lauren, and Goes Nuclear on Offset & Corey Holcomb 🚨🔥

Jess Hilarious has always lived up to her name—sharp, loud, and brutally funny.

But this time, she isn’t laughing.

What was supposed to be a triumphant return to The Breakfast Club after maternity leave turned into a full-on war zone.

It all began when her fill-in, Lauren Larose, turned out to be…well, better.

Fans loved Lauren’s vibe, her timing, and her delivery on Jess’s own segment “Jess With the Mess.

” So when Jess returned, and Lauren didn’t leave, things got awkward real quick.

And Jess? She wasn’t having it.

Clips started circulating where Jess could be heard shushing Lauren mid-segment, snapping “This ain’t no Taylor Swift football game!” in the middle of a heated rant.

Viewers instantly clocked the energy: passive-aggressive tension, power struggles, and clear shade.

And once the internet caught on, Jess took it personally.

She jumped on Instagram Live and let it all out.

No filter.

No script.

Just rage.

She revealed that she had no clue Lauren was staying on-air.

She had been told Lauren would be hired as a producer, not a co-host.

So when she came back and Lauren was still sitting in her seat? It felt like betrayal.

Jess claimed she had reached out to everyone from Charlamagne to the program director and even their boss—asking what’s really going on.

The only answer she got? “Lauren’s a producer.

” But producers don’t sit on-mic.

Something wasn’t adding up.

What made matters worse? According to Jess, she wasn’t even told about The Breakfast Club’s plan to add a fourth chair until two months after she returned.

And Angela Yee—who Jess replaced—confirmed that the show had been talking about bringing on extra voices for years.

If this is true, then Charlamagne and DJ Envy didn’t just keep Jess in the dark—they played her.

On air, Jess confronted Lauren directly.

Face-to-face, mic-on, she stood ten toes down, telling Lauren, “You overtalk people, and the only time you quiet down is when someone tells you to hush.

” Lauren, to her credit, kept calm.

She explained that Jess could have pulled her aside off-air—but Jess wasn’t in the mood for diplomacy.

She felt disrespected, blindsided, and unprotected.

“We’re supposed to be a team up here,” she said.

“But not one motherf—er defends me when I get attacked online.”

This is where the plot gets even deeper.

Because this wasn’t just about Lauren.

This was years of frustration boiling over.

Jess’s career has been entangled with controversy after controversy—from beef with Corey Holcomb to being dragged for mocking a child cancer survivor on air.

And through it all, she felt alone.

“Angela Yee wasn’t crazy,” Jess said, referencing Yee’s own exit from the show.

“There’s a reason that lady left after 13 years.”

But here’s the plot twist nobody saw coming: despite the crash out, Jess was back on air the very next day.

She sat alongside DJ Envy, Charlamagne, and Lauren like nothing happened—and repeated most of her IG live rants on-air.

And in a bizarre turn of events, she and Lauren even made a parody video called “The Job Is Mine,” spoofing Brandy & Monica’s The Boy Is Mine.

Whether that’s a peace offering or PR stunt is up for debate, but it sure did numbers.

As for Jess With The Mess? It’s being rebranded.

The segment is now The Latest With Lauren.

That’s right—Lauren took the spot.

Jess plans to take Jess With The Mess to her own independent platform, and honestly, that’s probably for the best.

But that’s not the only drama Jess is juggling.

She recently clashed with Offset after her interview with Shannon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay.

Jess said Offset couldn’t handle people siding with Cardi B anymore and called him “upset.

” That’s when Offset fired back on Twitter: “Jess stop mentioning me before I roast your ass for hating on another Black woman.

” He then slid into her DMs, demanding to know why she brought him up.

Jess held her ground, threatening to “toast him like Chris Brown did Quavo,” and made it very clear: she’s not afraid of Offset or his fans.

And then there’s Shaquille O’Neal.

Jess revealed on-air that she visited his house and found four white women roaming around like it was a scene from The Matrix.

Shaq didn’t appreciate the overshare, but the two later appeared to patch things up on his podcast.

Still, the fact that Jess keeps leaking private info from celeb homes is… bold, to say the least.

But if anyone’s got a vendetta, it’s Corey Holcomb.

Their 11-year beef was reignited after Jess defended Dr.

Cheyenne Bryant—one of Corey’s recent targets.

Corey didn’t hold back.

He mocked Jess’s own hair, her career, and her controversial photo shoot where she posed naked with her son.

“If a man did that,” Corey said, “he’d be blackballed.

” And he’s not wrong—many felt the photo crossed a line.

Corey also suggested Jess is only relevant when she’s the opening act, never the headliner.

And now that she’s lost her spot on her own segment? He’s using it as proof that he was right all along.

But let’s be real—despite the chaos, Jess might be winning.

Her visibility is higher than ever.

Her Club Shay Shay interview was well-received, and fans are back to talking about The Breakfast Club for the first time in years.

Whether this was a genuine meltdown or calculated PR move, it worked.

People are locked in.

Love her or hate her, Jess Hilarious is messy, magnetic, and made for the moment.

She’s proving that sometimes crashing out isn’t the end—it’s the reboot.

And now, with new projects, viral moments, and even more beef brewing with Summer Walker, Sexy Redd, and Lil Meech (which we haven’t even gotten to yet)…one thing is clear:

Jess Hilarious might be problematic, but she’s never boring.

Stay tuned.

This mess is far from over.