Anisa allegedly cheated on Idubbbz with a Shaw Fibre-Internet Provider worker, according to an unverified source claiming to be him.
In a recent episode of the “Maximum Damage” podcast, Anisa Jomha, co-hosted by her husband Ian “Idubbbz” Jomha, recounted an unsettling encounter with a Shaw internet service provider worker. She referred to him as the “racist Shaw guy,” alleging that he was not only racist and Islamophobic but also made her feel unsafe and uncomfortable in her own home. This story has sparked considerable interest and controversy among their listeners and followers.
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Anisa’s accusations revolve around a visit from a Shaw worker, now reportedly named Roberts, who was there to install an ethernet wall socket in her home office. According to Anisa, the worker’s behavior was unprofessional and offensive, leading her to feel threatened. However, an email purportedly from the man in question presents a very different narrative. It is crucial to note that these claims are unverified, and we are publishing this for its intriguing nature and the public interest it has generated.
In his email, the individual, who remains unnamed, expresses surprise that Anisa would bring up their encounter, especially in such a negative light. He vehemently denies being racist or Islamophobic, suggesting that his only potentially offensive comment was a question about her religion’s view on OnlyFans (OF), which he claims arose naturally during their conversation.
“I am surprised she [Anisa] told this story. More surprised she would actually bring this up, but after watching the podcast, it kind of makes sense to me. First of all, I am not racist or Islamophobic, and not once did I say or do anything racist. I knew she was Islamic because she told me. The only thing I can assume she took offense to was that I asked her what her religion’s view on OF is. And I only asked because she showed me her OF,” the email states.
The man describes his visit as a routine service call that took longer than usual because Anisa engaged him in conversation and flirted with him. He recounts that Anisa was very open about her OnlyFans content, even showing him pictures on her phone. This, he claims, led to a mutual flirtation and a sense that there was a personal connection forming between them.
“I arrived at her residence to do a very simple job. She basically wanted an ethernet wall socket in what I can only assume was her office. It’s an easy job and usually takes about 15 minutes or so, it depends on the job of course but this was a relatively easy job. I was there for about an hour though, because she kept talking to me and flirting with me. It was just her home and I could feel her coming on strong. I mean she told me she did OF. It started as a friendly conversation, she’d make comments about my job, my tools, even complimented my professionalism. I asked what she does for a living because she looked like she had a very expensive set-up. She said she ‘makes content.’ I asked ‘what type of content,’ and she openly and confidently told me about her OF. I didn’t want to seem weird and asked what OF was and she pulls out her phone and shows me. There she was, pressed up close to me, showing me pictures of her naked body. We flirted a little more, and things got a bit intimate between us.”
The email further details his attempt to surprise Anisa the next day, only to be met by her boyfriend at the door. This encounter, he suggests, made him realize she had a boyfriend and possibly explained her later behavior on the podcast.
“At this time, I really had no idea who she was, didn’t know she had a boyfriend. I thought I left on good , she even said she wanted to see me again. So, I decided to surprise her the next day but her boyfriend answered the door instead. I watching the podcast hearing how she said that she has massive anxiety and runs and hides when she hears knocks on the door. She was home alone the day before. Didn’t seem introverted. She was very forward. So at that moment, it immediately clicked. She has a boyfriend and now she’s hiding because she does not want to be exposed. I felt like crap. Didn’t want to create any drama so I just asked if everything was working fine. Then I said bye and left. Never spoke to her again.”
The man is particularly concerned about the allegations of racism, which he vehemently denies. He expresses worry that the accusations might escalate and tarnish his reputation further.
“Although she didn’t mention me by name, she did bring up the company I work for, and she accused me of being racist. Something I take very seriously. If she really felt that way, she never expressed it, or even lodged a complaint with my company. I am worried that she will go from saying I’m a racist, to the other r-word, so I am just getting my story out there right now. I will spare you the fine details, if Anisa wants to talk about what really happened that night, that’s on her.”
This provides a stark contrast to Anisa’s narrative on the podcast. As with any situation involving conflicting stories, it is essential to approach with caution and seek additional context and verification. While the email offers one perspective, the complete truth may lie somewhere in between the differing recollections of that day.
In publishing this , we stress that the claims remain unverified. However, given the public interest and the serious nature of the accusations, it is important to present all sides of the story. Anisa Jomha’s fans and followers will undoubtedly continue to discuss and debate this issue, and it is our responsibility to report on these developments as they unfold.