Josh Jacobs’ Girlfriend, Ash Kaash, Finally Breaks Her Silence Following Packers RB’s Domestic Violence Arrest [VIDEO]

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs was arrested last month. He was booked into the Brown County Jail in Wisconsin on five domestic abuse-related charges, including felony strangulation and suffocation.

The arrest stemmed from an alleged disturbance that involved his girlfriend, Ash Kaash. The two made their rumored relationship public in January 2026 after sharing intimate vacation content.

Fans began linking Ash Kaashh to the arrest after her cryptic X post from the day of the disturbance resurfaced: “Tough love sounds like cruelty to me.”

On the outside looking in, she appears to be the victim in this situation. Now she is speaking out and telling her story.

Josh Jacobs’ Girlfriend Says No Man Deserves Her

An X post online shows influencer Ash Kaash discussing how she adopts a “cute, seductive, girly voice” in relationships but claims no man deserves it. This comes after a reported domestic violence incident with Josh Jacobs.

The video features Ash speaking from bed alongside images of Jacobs in uniform and herself.

Jacobs hasn’t found too many supporters following his arrest. One person who had his back was his brother. Under the name EBK Tootie, he revealed that not everything had been told about the situation.

He made it clear that the woman had done something like this before. “Then this ain’t the first time the btc bag chased on some 💩 like this!!! 🤷🏾‍♂️ She literally got history doing 💩 like this MULTIPLE times. But tread lightly speaking on brotHer & when 🎥 settle keep this energy! & I’m trippin with whoever,” he stated.

Late last month, it was revealed that the Brown County District Attorney’s office was “not yet prepared to make a formal charging decision” on Josh Jacobs.

Jacobs’ attorneys “vehemently” denied the accusations. The 28-year-old’s status for the upcoming season is up in the air. He could be suspended by the league or even cut by the team.