Headline: “Ringside Drama: Tesehki Claims Claressa Shields Harassed Family Members and Fabricated BET Awards Absence”
In recent entertainment news, reality TV star Tesehki and world champion boxer Claressa Shields have caused a stir with their online dispute. If there is anything to be learned from their ongoing back-and-forth, it is that they may not have sparred physically, but they know a thing or two about verbal jabs.
The feud originated after Shields claimed to have never encountered Tesehki at the 2025 BET Awards. In response, Tesehki exclusively told The Shade Room that Shields was not only present at the event but had also been harassing her family members via social media messages.
In Shields’ original post on X (formerly Twitter), she adamantly denied crossing paths with Tesehki, affirming her focus on battling with professional athletes rather than engaging in petty quarrels with fellow celebrities. This jab was followed by a promotional plug for Shields’ upcoming fight on July 26th.
Contradicting Shields’ claims, Tesehki insisted that not only did Shields see her at the awards, but she also interacted with Papoose, a fellow attendee. She proceeded to label Shields as “a lunatic” and accused her of harassing her family members.
The social media skirmish attracted considerable attention, and followers were quick to voice their opinions on the clash between the two personalities. Comments ranged from questioning Claressa’s motives to ridiculing Tesehki’s bold claims of holding her ground against world champion Shields.
In a throwback clip posted by The Shade Room, Shields appears unphased by Tesehki’s insinuations. She rebukes her adversary’s allegations with a curt summary of their interpreted relationship, suggesting that Tesehki’s assumption of friendship was both unwelcome and unfounded.
Relentless in her effort to have the last word, Shields leaves her followers with a marked declaration: “To sit here and say you can whoop some a**, you need to go to rehab. You need help, your friends need to help you.”
If there’s one thing this feud makes clear, it is that these two women command formidable followings and can ignite conversation with every post. As they continue to spar verbally online, their audience is poised with popcorn in hand, eagerly awaiting the next round in this escalating drama.
Let’s set the record straight: I never ran into Tesehki at the BET Awards. I’m focused on real fights with real athletes—world champions, not randoms looking for clout. When you’ve got back-to-back Olympic gold medals and multiple world titles in five weight classes, maybe then…
— Claressa Gwoat Shields (@Claressashields) June 13, 2025
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