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'Jackass' member Rachel Wolfson has called out Steve-O and Wee-Man for "hating women"
It turns out that even the Jackass crew isn’t above some drama. Rachel Wolfson, the lone female of the Jackass crew since joining the franchise in 2022’s Jackass Forever, has fired off numerous tweets calling out her co-stars, specifically Steve-O and Wee-Man.
In a flurry of tweets on Wednesday, July 29, Rachel Wolfson — a 39-year-old stand-up comic and YouTuber — publicly called out her Jackass co-stars Steve-O (Stephen Glichrist Glover) and Wee-Man (Jason Acuña) for “hating” her and women, in general
Jackass member Rachel Wolfson, the lone woman in the crew, called out Steve-O and Wee-Man for “hating women”
It has been brought to my attention @iamweeman and @steveo hate me, but that’s a small price to pay for being the star of an all male franchise, I still love and wish them the best of luck in their careers 🫶
— rachel wolfson (@rachelwolfson) July 29, 2026
never meet your heroes, they hate women
— rachel wolfson (@rachelwolfson) July 29, 2026
Wolfson also took specific shots at Wee-Man over an alleged incident that resulted in the firing of fellow female comedian Natalie Palamides after just one day on the set of Jackass Forever. Wolfson’s appearance in that film made her the second and final woman to star in the franchise (after Stephanie Hodge, who appeared in the TV series), and the first and only woman to star in the movie franchise.
“Weeman got Natalie fired from Jackass Forever because she tackled him after saying horrible s— to her, everyone thought it was hilarious, he got her fired,” Wolfson claimed.
according to @iamweeman we didn’t STEP up enough, but to be fair, everything is a step up for him
— rachel wolfson (@rachelwolfson) July 29, 2026
Given the inherent nature of the Jackass crew, it would be reasonable to assume that Wolfson’s tweets were some kind of prank. She replied to multiple people claiming it’s not a joke, however.
This also wasn’t the first time that Wolfson threw shade Wee-Man’s way on social media in the last few weeks, either.
After the premiere of Jackass: Best and Last back in late June, Wolfson snarkily tweeted, “I saw jackass best and last with Weeman and he loved that I had a small role.”
A few weeks later, after a fan asked her about Wee-Man saying that the Jackass “newbies wouldn’t step up to the plate,” Wolfson replied with a blunt “Let him think that.”
Jackass: Best and Last hit theaters on June 26 and grossed $27 million at the box office, which will likely be a disappointing figure for Paramount considering that its predecessor, Jackass Forever, made $80 million in far more difficult movie theater circumstances back in early 2022.