According to a new report revealed recently, Jill Biden had allegedly told Kamala Harris to go and f*ck herself after she questioned Joe Biden’s stance and record regarding race.

The incident was reported to have taken place in June of 2019 during the Democratic primary debate, explained by media outlets.

Moreover, the new report also went ahead to mention how this was certainly a rare form of behavior adopted by the future first lady who is renowned for being calm and composed most of the time. However, when it came to her husband Joe, Jill adopted a zero-tolerance policy and made sure that Kamala Harris is taught a lesson.

Clearly, no one knew that two years down the lane, Harris would actually be selected as vice president by Joe Biden himself.

At that point in time, things got pretty heated when Jill fumed about Harris’ words, who boldly slammed Joe Biden’s record of opposing the federal mandate relating to interracial busing, which aimed to desegregate schools.

While the debate appeared to run smoothly at the start, Harris’ stance on Biden’s views was shocking and a clear attack that Jill refused to sit back and listen to in peace.

The exact words of Jill Biden were also revealed in the latest report which stated, “With whatever he cares about and whatever he goes on fighting for, and whatever he is committed to, you have the audacity to go up there and call him a big racist without any basis, whatsoever!” mentioned a very fuming Jill Biden.

On that note, she boldly proclaimed, ‘go f*ck yourself!” But it solely wasn’t Jill Biden that was left angered after Harris’ words. Joe Biden was also reportedly upset with Kamala Harris’ behavior and her direct attack.

Moreover, while Joe Biden was on the stage, he even turned around to fellow candidate Pete Buttigieg and mentioned regarding the incident, “Now that is what you call some f*cking bullshit.”

Today, Buttigieg is the transportation secretary for the Biden administration while Kamala Harris is the Vice President. Clearly, the duo has seemed to move on and let bygones be bygones. Don’t you agree?