Disturbing Livestream Shows Former Howard Stern Star Elisa Jordana Slapping Boyfriend In Car — VIDEO
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YouTuber and former "The Howard Stern Show" employee Elisa Jordana was reportedly seen beating a man during a livestream.
In a video obtained by the Daily Mail, Jordana, 35, is seen repeatedly punching her male companion who was seated in the front seat while she was driving her car in Palm Beach County, Florida.
The livestream, titled "Not Doing Good," was posted to her page on Monday, showcasing the moment where a woman named Sara, who the man allegedly cheated with, called into the show.
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According to the media outlet, the male passenger has been identified as Zscorro, and has reportedly appeared in her streams in the past.
Jordana, called the "Queen of IRL Livestreaming," immediately threatened to post Sara's nudes and phone number on the internet, which Sara begged her not to.
After the former radio host punched Zscorro in the face, his nose appeared red and inflamed. He can be heard calling her "crazy" and warning her that if she continued to be abusive he would retaliate.
The altercation — which lasted over two minutes — resulted in Zscorro yanking her hair, pulling her downward, turning the wheel, and urging her to "pull over." He also ordered Sara, who was still on the line, to "call 9-1-1."
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With her hair still in his hands, Zscorro managed to push her out of the vehicle. The bizarre scenario concluded with her running away and him chasing her down the street.
Jordana, formally Elisa Anne Schwartz, was later arrested by the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office and charged with felony battery. The full livestream has since gained over 46,000 views on YouTube and has been streamed across multiple platforms.
The former show writer has since apologized for her actions in a statement given to the Daily Mail, saying she misrepresented herself in the violent video stream.
She admitted how the incident "has been by far the most challenging time of my life, if I can get through this time I will definitely be proud."
