Career from Top Ladies Footy star is on a knife edge about off-field problem-nadat she shocked fans with ‘kill b ** ches’ comments and drunk a jetski

The future of a top of the women’s footy has been left under a cloud of uncertainty.

West Coast Eagles Star Jess Hosking reportedly spends time from the football club while she ‘works through the details’ of an off-field problem.

The Herald Sun claims that the case can ‘endanger’ its position in the club.

The aster star, who joined the Eagles before the 2024 season, also spent some time at home in Victoria while handling the case.

It comes when the rest of her teammates returned to the training for the season on Monday, but the popular 29-year-old midfielder was not present.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted the West Coast Eagles for comment.

ABLW star Jess Hosking (photo) reportedly spends some time from her club, the West Coast Eagles, to tackle an off-field problem

The aster star (depicted on the left with Grace Egan), who came to the Eagles before the 2024 season, also spent some time in Victoria

In 2022, Hosking received an official warning by the Afg after the former Tigers star was seen with a violent message written on her arm during a match,

Hosking, who made eight performances for the Eagles last season, was under fire in 2022, after she was depicted with a violent message registered on some tying on her arm while playing for Richmond.

The midfielder, the twin sister of Tigers star Sarah Hosking, played for the Tigers during their 36-point semi-final defeat against North Melbourne, but the message: ‘Kill B *** Hes’ was visible on her right arm for the game.

Under the message she had also written the words: “Have fun.”

The APL later confirmed that it had a ‘please explain’ report to hosken the incident, which was not the first time she had registered a violent message on her shoulder strap.

During the qualifying last match of the club against Brisbane, she also wrote the words: ‘Smash B *** Hes’ on her arm.

Other messages were also seen on her cover, including the words ‘split’, which seemed to be a nod of support for a charity, after she was born with a split lip and palate.

The Footy star received an official warning of the competition about the ‘Kill B *** HES’ message, whereby the Footy star subsequently had an apology.

‘Hosking was extremely repentant and deeply disappointed in her actions’, a statement from the Afl -Lez.

“The AFF has since accepted an apologetic letter from Jess and has given the club and Jess an official warning about the attacking language.”

The message ‘Kill B *** Hes’ was seen written on the shoulder of the 29-year-old during the semi-final loss on the side by North Melbourne in 2022

Jess Hosking (right, depicted with her twin sister and Tigers star Sarah Hosking, left) the company separated with Richmond prior to the 2024 season before he signed for the Eagles

She would do eight performances for the west coast during the 2024 season, but did not return for the first training session on Monday

Later that year, the ABWW star avoided a conviction for drinking a jetski during a holiday on the Gold Coast.

The 29-year-old argued guilty of one charge for driving over the middle alcohol limit on a personal water scooter, but had avoided a conviction for the incident.

A court was told that a conviction could influence her social well -being, with magistrate Rob Turra eventually handing her a fine of $ 800.

In November 2023, Hosking Company separated from the Tigers, who confirmed that they would not extend her contract before 2024.

She was sidelined for most of the 2023 season with an ankle injury, but has since been a regular face in the first team of the Tigers.

Spend against Code Sports Last year Hosking said: “I was made like this kind of bad girl, Aussie Bogan was caught on a jet ski and with some jargon on my arm,” Hosking told code sports last year.

‘Someone had to be made an example of it. And I am glad it was I was because I would not want someone else to go through what I have experienced. ‘