In a recent candid discussion, comedian Jess Hilarious opened up about her experiences while working on “The Breakfast Club,” revealing a troubling environment that she claims lacked support and camaraderie. During a segment that has since gone viral, Hilarious expressed her frustration over feeling isolated and unprotected, particularly as a woman in a predominantly male space.

Hilarious highlighted that throughout her time on the show, not a single colleague came to her defense amid online criticism. She pointedly remarked, “Not one person ever with this online hate,” emphasizing her disappointment in the perceived lack of teamwork. Her comments come in the wake of Angela Yee’s departure from the show, which Yee herself described as a “boy’s club” where she often felt uncomfortable and unsupported.

The comedian did not shy away from criticizing the show’s dynamics, likening it to a high school environment where personal grievances and unprofessionalism overshadowed genuine support among colleagues. “I feel played with,” Hilarious stated, reflecting on her decision to seek more opportunities outside the studio, suggesting that her experiences there had become increasingly negative.

Commentators have noted that Hilarious faced scrutiny during her appearances, with some labeling her as unprofessional compared to her peers. This scrutiny has sparked a broader conversation about the treatment of women in media and the unique pressures they face in male-dominated spaces.

As listeners continue to react to her revelations, many are left wondering whether Angela Yee will address Hilarious’s claims and provide insight into her own experiences on the show. The unfolding narrative raises important questions about workplace support and the challenges women face in the entertainment industry.