Jasmin St. Claire Says Janel Grant “Knew Exactly What She Was Doing” and Calls Victim Advocacy Her “Next Grift”

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Jasmin St. Claire isn’t letting up on Janel Grant — she just unloaded again. After telling Grant to “STOP MOCKING REAL LIFE VICTIMS,” St. Claire came back with an even nastier follow-up, claiming Grant “knew exactly what she was doing” and taking a direct shot at her survivor advocacy.

The latest blast came after St. Claire reacted to Ringside News’ coverage of her original attack. This time, she drew a hard line between Grant and women she considers actual victims, specifically bringing up sex trafficking victims and women connected to Jeffrey Epstein before going straight at Grant.

“Victims: girls who’ve been sex trafficked, Epstein girls.. This girl knew exactly what she was doing. She’s not a ‘victim advocate’ maybe that’s her next grift but I would love to have her on my podcast one day and discuss all of these things.”

That podcast line is where things really got interesting. St. Claire isn’t just throwing bombs from behind a keyboard anymore — she’s saying she wants Grant sitting across from her so they can go through the entire mess face-to-face.

This all blew up after Ringside News shared Grant’s latest comments about trying to rebuild her life. Grant said during her 2026 Advocacy in Action Award speech that years of turmoil wrecked her health, finances, stability and support system, summing it up by saying, “Everything from my bones to my bank account is still broken.”

St. Claire clearly wasn’t buying any of it. She immediately fired back with “STOP MOCKING REAL LIFE VICTIMS,” then went after Grant’s financial comments by claiming she had only herself to blame for any money she allegedly stopped receiving.

She told Grant, “Broke? I’m sure that’s far from the truth. All you had to do was shut your mouth, but you didn’t. He started talking about the arrangement and that’s why he stopped paying.” St. Claire then twisted the knife even harder, saying, “If you really had all these issues, you’d just shut your fucking mouth and go about your life.”

Those are St. Claire’s accusations, and she didn’t provide evidence in those posts proving what she was claiming about Grant, Vince McMahon or any alleged payment arrangement. Grant, meanwhile, has continued standing by her allegations throughout the legal fight and has kept speaking publicly about what she says happened to her.

Grant’s recent comments came after Ringside News published footage from her September 11 speech, where she opened up about the damage she says she is still dealing with. Grant later said a separate accident left her with a concussion, broken ribs and facial injuries, adding even more problems while she was already trying to put her life back together.

Her federal case against Vince McMahon and WWE was later dismissed so the dispute could move into private arbitration. That dismissal did not decide whether Grant’s allegations were true or false, and it wasn’t an admission of wrongdoing by McMahon or WWE.

Grant has also continued doing survivor advocacy work and was recognized by the Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence for those efforts. That makes St. Claire’s newest attack even more personal, because she’s no longer just questioning Grant’s story — she’s openly accusing her of knowing what she was doing and suggesting the advocacy itself could be a “grift.”

St. Claire has now made her position impossible to misunderstand, and she apparently wants to say it directly to Grant’s face on a podcast. Whether Grant ever gives her that chance is another question, but St. Claire clearly has a lot more she wants to get off her chest.

Would you want to see Janel Grant actually sit down with Jasmin St. Claire after all of this, or would that conversation be a complete disaster? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.