Akaash Singh fires back at Andrew Schulz over wife Jasleen drama

Akaash Singh fires back at Andrew Schulz over a long-standing heated moment involving his wife Jasleen Singh. The tension between the Flagrant podcast co-hosts just resurfaced publicly in November 2025. It’s centered on friction dating back years to when Jasleen was still his girlfriend. The controversy highlights complicated relationship dynamics unfolding in the public eye.

The Awkward On-Air Moment That Started It All

Years ago, an uncomfortable exchange unfolded during a Flagrant podcast episode. Jasleen, who was Akaash Singh’s girlfriend at the time, was apparently working on something that disrupted the podcast’s start. Andrew Schulz said “I’ll wait” in a tone their friends found rude. Co-host Kaz Famuyide jokingly said Schulz effectively kicked her out with that comment.

The tension escalated when Schulz asked if he’d been rude. Singh initially downplayed it. But when Schulz brought up rumors that Jasleen didn’t like him, Singh jokingly agreed: “She don’t like you!” Schulz quipped back: “The feeling’s mutual.”

“If it’s a friend’s girl, like Sara always made sure she liked me. Not only am I not going to hit on her like cuz then I know it’s just sh*t for you to put up with. And I’ve been the a**hole friend and I see how that causes fights.”

When Schulz stayed firm on his perspective, Singh tried to explain how difficult it makes things “with a homie with a girlfriend.” Schulz remained unmoved. He called them all “soft” and claimed he had been respectful the entire time.

Why This Old Drama Just Exploded in November

The years-old moment resurfaced when Myron Gaines from Fresh and Fit podcast saw Jasleen’s podcast gaining traction. She’d been discussing candid topics on The Main Character Podcast with her co-host. Gaines seized the opportunity to attack Singh indirectly.

The feud actually dates back to January 2022. That’s when Gaines and his co-host Walter Weekes appeared on Flagrant 2. During the episode, Singh and Schulz criticized their content heavily. They called their material “corny” and “childish.” Singh pointed out they were supposed to be role models, not setting bad examples.

In early November 2025, Gaines began posting critical comments about Jasleen’s podcast content. He shared edited clips that went viral on social media. In one posting, he wrote: “I hate being right all the time.” He then escalated with derogatory remarks and attacked both Singh and Schulz.

What Jasleen Said and How She Defended Herself

On November 11, 2025, Jasleen Singh posted a decisive Instagram video confronting her critics. She dismissed attackers as “red pill podcast guys” obsessed with her content. She defended her right to share personal stories without judgment from strangers.

Jasleen emphasized that she and Akaash always made “jokes at each other’s expense.” She questioned why people felt angry at her for podcast comments when her husband jokes about her in his stand-up. According to reports, she also addressed claims about her past dating history.

She clarified that both she and Akaash had previous relationships before meeting. Jasleen stated they “both hooked up with people, we both were in relationships” before losing their virginity “together.” She found criticism about her dating past “so f***ing gross” and “so annoying.”

Timeline Event	What Happened
Years Prior (Before Nov 2025)	Original heated moment between Akaash and Schulz over Jasleen as girlfriend
January 2022	Myron Gaines and Walter Weekes appear on Flagrant 2; get criticized
Early November 2025	Gaines begins attacking Jasleen’s podcast content publicly
November 11, 2025	Jasleen Singh posts Instagram video addressing critics directly
November 2025 (Recent)	Old Schulz-Singh moment resurfaces, Akaash responds to criticism

The Broader Impact on Their Relationship

What makes this fascinating is what it reveals about public versus private dynamics. Schulz and Singh appear friendly on Flagrant episodes. Yet underlying tension apparently ran deep all along. The situation highlights how podcasts create parasocial relationships where listeners feel invested in hosts’ personal lives.

The internet debated whether Schulz had seen warning signs years ago that nobody else acknowledged. Some argued the original moment was overblown. Others felt he handled the situation appropriately. Akaash’s response attempted to move past it, but momentum built against him online.

Jasleen also pointed out the hypocrisy she saw in the criticism. Her husband had boasted publicly about their relationship dynamics. Now she was being attacked for discussing personal topics on her own platform. She saw this as a double standard that needed addressing.

What’s Next for Flagrant and the Comedy Community?

The co-hosts continue hosting Flagrant together as of now. Both maintain their comedy careers and significant platform presence. But the elephant in the room lingers. How they navigate this going forward could define their professional relationship.

Will they address the drama directly on future episodes? Or will they ignore it entirely? The next Flagrant episode mentioning this situation would certainly attract millions of views. The comedy world watches closely. Reddit communities dedicated to the podcast exploded with discussion and theories.

Meanwhile, Jasleen continues her podcast venture with Nehal Tenany. She’s made clear she won’t be silenced by internet critics. The situation reveals important truths about friendship, respect, and honesty in public personas. It also shows how the internet weaponizes past moments to fuel ongoing feuds.

Sources

• FandomWire – Coverage and direct quotes from the Akaash Singh and Andrew Schulz heated moment
• Red94 News – Detailed reporting on Akaash Singh firing back over the controversy
• Zoom Bangla iNews – Jasleen Singh’s response video and address of the drama