Claressa Shields isn’t backing down from anyone who challenges her! This was evident in her latest response to a Streetz 94.5 FM host, Mz. Shyneka Richardson. Shields expressed her thoughts after the host mentioned she had asked about Papoose during a recent interview, outside of the car.
RELATED: Oop! Eva Marcille Defends Mz. Shyneka After Claressa Shields Blasts Radio Host Over Papoose Interview Question (VIDEO)
Summary of Tension Between Claressa & Atlanta Radio Host
As previously reported, Claressa Shields and Mz. Shyneka first interacted during an interview with Streetz 94.5 FM last week. Shields was promoting her upcoming fight on August 15. At one point, Shyneka shifted the discussion to the boxer’s relationship with Papoose. She acknowledged having been in a similar situation before and asked, “How much longer are you willing to be in a relationship with somebody’s husband?” The tone of the question reportedly did not sit well with Shields. She quickly clarified that Papoose filed for divorce because he is serious about her. Furthermore, she suggested that Remy Ma should be held to the same moral standards that Papoose is being held to.
Recently, Claressa appeared on social media ready to confront Mz. Shyneka and anyone defending her. She criticized Shyneka’s weight and her previous marriage, to begin with. Additionally, she highlighted reasons why Papoose is with her, including her natural body and beauty, her success, and how she performs in the bedroom.
Mz. Shyneka Explains Why She Asked Claressa Shields About Dating “Somebody’s Husband”
It seems that Mz. Shyneka caught wind of Claressa Shields’ response and took to the airwaves to clarify her stance. Shyneka stated that she asked the “somebody’s husband” question “from a place of care.”
Claressa Shields Goes Off On Radio Host & Dismisses Eva Marcille’s Warning
What Do You Think Roomies?

Here you can find the original article; the photos and images used in our article also come from this source. We are not their authors; they have been used solely for informational purposes with proper attribution to their original source.








