Former Howard Stern show personality Elisa Jordana expresses regret following a live-streamed incident with her boyfriend, resulting in a felony battery charge.
A former Howard Stern show contributor and current YouTuber, known by the alias Elisa Jordana, has issued an apology following the widespread circulation of a video featuring her hitting her boyfriend. She expressed her regret to DailyMail.com, stating, “It sucks I got so sad and angry.”
Elisa Ann Schwartz, the individual in question, uploaded a live video to her YouTube channel last Monday while driving in Palm Beach County, Florida. The video captured a heated argument between her and her boyfriend, whose identity has not been disclosed, culminating in Schwartz hitting him multiple times as she accused him of cheating.
The video, filled with tension, showcases Schwartz striking her boyfriend and issuing threats. The confrontation escalates as he grabs her head and chases her, eventually leading to the cessation of the live stream when he turns off the camera.
Schwartz was later apprehended by the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office and faces charges of felony battery.
In her apology, Schwartz expressed remorse for her behavior displayed on the live stream. “I just want to say I’m so sorry for what I portrayed on my livestream that everyone saw,” she remarked. She acknowledged the incident as a negative reflection of her character and vowed to foster healthier relationships.
Describing the ordeal as a profound personal challenge, Schwartz shared her resolve to emerge stronger and prouder once through it.
The live stream, which lasted over two hours, attracted more than 150,000 views. It notably featured a dispute triggered by the boyfriend’s supposed infidelity and financial transactions with another woman, leading to an altercation when the woman, known as Sara, engaged in the conversation.
Schwartz’s aggressive response included threats to expose Sara’s personal information and physical reactions to her boyfriend’s attempts to interject. The conflict reached a peak when Schwartz assaulted him for speaking to Sara during the stream.
The chaotic exchange continued, with accusations and insults thrown, culminating in physical aggression that ended with Schwartz being forced out of the vehicle.
The contentious video, titled “Not Doing Good” along with a call-in number, was uploaded to Schwartz’s YouTube channel, further fueling the controversy alongside her subsequent mugshot.
Before her online presence, Schwartz contributed to the Howard Stern show and was associated with Cobra Starship band. She also had high-profile relationships, including a temporary engagement to comedian Andy Dick.
Currently, Schwartz hosts “Kermit and Friends,” a show she describes as a “live comedic spiritual interactive variety show,” where she continues to share aspects of her personal life.
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