Hernandez Scandal New: Myles
As the scandal enters its third week of renewed fury, several questions remain unanswered:
Myles was a second-generation member of the Viva Hot Babes. While the group projected an image of sisterhood, there were persistent rumors of internal rivalry and jealousy, which is a common "scandal" trope in Philippine showbiz. myles hernandez scandal new
The latest chapter of the scandal, which the media has dubbed the “Hermosa Leaks” (referencing Hernandez’s former $2.1 million beachfront property where much of the alleged activity took place), consists of over 12 gigabytes of data. The leak was first published by independent journalist Nina Okonkwo on her Substack, Digital Dirt, and has since been verified in part by The Verge and Reuters. As the scandal enters its third week of
Here are the three most damning pieces of new evidence: The leak was first published by independent journalist
Before diving into the new information, it is crucial to understand the scale of the original scandal. Myles Hernandez, 28, rose to fame as a charismatic live streamer and influencer, amassing over 4 million followers across platforms like Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok. Known for his high-energy “reality-bending” challenges and a charitable persona (he once raised $200,000 for children’s literacy), Hernandez was considered a blue-chip sponsor darling, working with brands like Logitech, CashApp, and Red Bull.
The initial scandal broke in March 2022 when a series of anonymous documents alleged that Hernandez had engaged in a pattern of financial exploitation and emotional manipulation within his inner circle. Three former moderators and one personal assistant accused him of wage theft, coercion, and creating a “cult-like” work environment. Hernandez denied all claims, released a tearful apology video that many deemed scripted, and subsequently retreated from public life.
For a year, the story faded. Most assumed the lawsuits were settled in private arbitration. That assumption was shattered three weeks ago.