Tana Mongeau takes another jibe at Austin McBroom's cheating scandal as she claims he paid her roommate $40K

Image via Instagram/tanamongeau and Image via LADBible
Image via Instagram/tanamongeau and Image via LADBible

Tana Mongeau is not done after Austin McBroom's comeback on June 26th. In a tweet on June 27th, Tana Mongeau quoted McBroom's tweet as a retort of another claim regarding his alleged infidelity.

"Remember when you had one of your security guards drop off $40,000 in a bag to my roommate so they wouldn't expose you cheating? You didn't pay me though."

Tana Mongeau isn't the only influencer to accuse Austin McBroom of cheating. Jake Paul recently claimed that Austin McBroom cheated on his wife "every weekend."

Austin McBroom's recent reaction originally came from Tana Mongeau claiming that his company, Social Gloves Entertainment, was going bankrupt and not paying for their talent.

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Tana Mongeau and Austin McBroom's back-and-forth

The retort between the two YouTubers is the latest since early June. On June 12th, Tana Mongeau claimed that Austin McBroom was allegedly cheating on wife Catherine McBroom.

In the original tweet, Mongeau claimed that McBroom had a lipstick in his car that belonged to "a random b---h." She also claimed that Jake Paul received a FaceTime from Austin with Catherine asking if the lipstick was Mongeau's.

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Austin McBroom then replied to Tana Mongeau's tweet stating that "this lame a-- lie ain't gonna save the attention that your lil bf Bryce is about to get for his a-- whooping."

Tana continued with her comments, stating in another tweet that Austin McBroom created a "fake nanny company to cheat" and "hired four of [her] friends as "nannies and masseuses" so he could hook up with them all when wifey ain't home."

Austin McBroom previously ignored Mongeau's other claims after the boxing event. When Tana Mongeau put the blame on Austin McBroom for Social Gloves Entertainment not paying its boxers and talent as claimed by Josh Richards, the company came forward with a statement.

In their statement, they stated they hired "a leading accounting firm as well as a first-class forensic auditor to make sure that all amounts are properly accounted for."

Austin McBroom followed up with the below tweet on June 26th.


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