Gia Duddy is firing back at men commenting on her Instagram about her relationship with a mysterious Bengals player.
Last week, Duddy, who was previously linked to Will Levis, complained about living in Cincinnati, where she’s dating a Bengals player, after one of her WAG friends was headed to Miami.
“Guys, I’m worried about my one friend moving to Miami, b-tch, I’m in Cincinnati, Ohio. You’re going to Miami? Bring me with you.”
Devastating: Jets QB Will Levis’ ex-girlfriend Gia Duddy who is now dating Bengals WR Andrei Iosivas posted a video explaining how hard it is to be a WAG in Cincinnati.
“Bitch, I’m in Cincinnati, Ohio. You’re going to Miami? Bring me with you.”
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— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) October 1, 2026
Duddy has since been getting harassed on Instagram by unhinged fans.
After getting into a heated exchange with a fan on social media, Duddy went off on “disgusting men” commenting on her relationship with a Bengals player.
“The amount of disgusting men, and you don’t see women do this, that will just go on a woman’s page and prey on them and leave the most disgusting, vile comments that they would also never say to a woman’s face. It’s just fucking parasocial and bizarre. It’s so bizarre. And I’m just like, were you not ever taught as a child, like, one, treat people with kindness. If you have nothing to say, don’t say anything at all.
“Like, they’re allowed to say whatever they want, but God forbid you say anything back and I’m the bad guy? These grown-ass men with wife, kids— if that was my husband, I would be so embarrassed. Him living on another woman’s account, like, saying these gross negative things. I’m sorry, goodbye. Like, what are we talking about?”
“And I’d like to say this is a unique case. Like, no, there are so many gross men, and they all live on Twitter, by the way. All live on Twitter. And you don’t see women— like, there’s no women that will just go and like start a thread just bashing a man for no reason. That would never happen.”
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🚨🚨BREAKING🚨🚨
Gia Duddy has responded after her and #Bengals WR Andrei Iosivas’ heated exchange with a fan on Instagram went viral.
Duddy called out the “disgusting” comments men leave on women’s pages:
“These grown-ass men with wives, kids… if that was my husband, I would be so embarrassed.”
“There needs to be a lot more kindness and love in this world and empathy and humanizing of people on the internet.”
https://t.co/GitdFPpc9s
— MLFootball (@MLFootball) October 6, 2026