I'm Not A Cheater! 'Jersey Shore's Vinny Lashes Out After Breakup Backlash
Vinny Guadagnino is clapping back!
After fans called him out for crossing the line on last week's Jersey Shore Family Vacation episode, the MTV reality star took to Twitter to defend himself.
The series of tweets comes on the heels of Guadagnino's ex Elicea Shyann revealing she was "humiliated" and "heartbroken" after seeing her then-boyfriend flirting with strippers and bottle girls on the show.
"Facts everything on TV is heightened like crazy," he said in response to a fan who told him, "Your actions are on TV so anything that could possibly make your girl look disrespected is cheating!"
Guadagnino defended himself by saying he never slept with any of the girls, and had no intention in doing so.
"I picked up the stripper. Got the group of bottle girls' numbers in the itouch incase we wanted to all party again at another club. I'm secure enough to do all that while still not hooking up or f**kin anyone. Maybe some guys can't," he added.
But many fans weren't buying it, and told Guadagnino that taking another woman's number wasn't okay, ever.
Guadagnino doubled down and justified his actions as harmless.
"I said 'we all have to hang out again'.. then they edit the part out again where the girls say 'take our numbers.' (Of course). And then you see me putting both of them in the itouch, because we wanted to as a GROUP. Not specifically trying to get w/ any1," he said.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Guadagnino first told fans that his relationship with Shyann came to a halt because of long distance. Shyann lives in California, while he lives in New York.
But over the weekend, Shyann refuted that fact and told followers on Instagram that the show's drama caused her to end up in the "darkest places," adding she was "humiliated" and "broken," by his actions.
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