'I swear to you I'm a n***** magnet': San Francisco 49ers star Nick Bosa's girlfriend ditches social media after shocking tweets reveal her racist and homophobic slurs

The girlfriend of San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa has apparently stepped away from social media following an uproar over her use of the N-word in a series of resurfaced tweets from 2013 and 2014.

'I swear to you I'm a n***** magnet' Bosa's girlfriend Jenna Berman tweeted in 2013, apparently quoting someone with the handle '@alexxxxhopkins3.'

Some of Berman's other tweets from that same period also included the N-word. 

She recently turned her personal account to 'private.' Another account belonging to a cookie company owned by Berman and her sister was also turned to 'private,' according to the New York Post. 

Berman has not spoken publicly about the tweets, which were unearthed by the 'Resist Programming' Twitter account. 

Berman also used homophobic slurs in her tweets, too.

'One Direction is a bunch of f**s,' she wrote in 2012.

The girlfriend of San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa has apparently stepped away from social media following an uproar over her use of the N-word in a series of resurfaced tweets from 2013 and 2014. 'I swear to you I'm a n***** magnet' Bosa's girlfriend Jenna Berman tweeted in 2013, apparently quoting someone with the handle ''@alexxxxhopkins3'''

Jeanna Berman , the girlfriend of Nick Bosa , recently turned her personal account to 'private.' Another account belonging to a cookie company owned by Berman and her sister was also turned to 'private,' according to the New York Post 

Berman has not spoken publicly about the tweets, which were unearthed by the 'Resist Programming' Twitter account. She also used homophobic slurs in her tweets, too

Berman (pictured resting alongside Bosa) has not spoken publicly about the tweets, which were unearthed by the 'Resist Programming' Twitter account

Bosa, a former second-overall pick who is coming off knee surgery, has not been asked about the tweets yet at 49ers training camp.

He recently drew criticism over his hesitancy to be vaccinated.

'I'm just evaluating everything right now,' he told reporters last week. 'I haven't made a decision quite yet. But I' following the protocols and see where it goes.'

The NFL has informed players that teams could suffer forfeits if they have a COVID-19 outbreak that causes any cancelations.

Bosa has been a vocal conservative dating back to his college days at Ohio State. 

Prior to being drafted in 2019, Bosa said he deleted several tweets supporting then-President Donald Trump and others attacking controversial free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

'I had to,' Bosa told ESPN about deleting the tweets ahead of the 2019 NFL Draft. 'There's a chance I might end up in San Francisco.'

Bosa, who is coming off knee surgery, has not been asked about the tweets yet at 49ers training camp. He recently drew criticism over his hesitancy to be vaccinated

Atlantic columnist Jemele Hill referenced the case of Chad Wheeler - a former Seahawks player charged with three counts of felony domestic violence against his ex girlfriend - while critiquing the NFL for its silence about Jenna Berman's tweets

Before was later drafted by Kaepernick's old team in 2019, Bosa called the QB a 'clown' in 2016

The 49ers, for who Kaepernick previously played, had the second pick in that year's draft, and ultimately took the Buckeyes pass rusher.

Bosa did not clarify if it was San Francisco's connection to Kaepernick or the city's liberal reputation that prompted him to delete the tweets.

In addition to posts attacking Beyonce and 'Black Panther,' Bosa deleted a number of pro-Trump tweets, as well as other posts supporting conservative commentator Tomi Lahren, according to TMZ.

Bosa referred to Kaepernick as a 'clown' in a tweet that has since been deleted.

Kaepernick has been a target of Trump and the conservative right after he began kneeling during the national anthem before games in 2016 in order to raise awareness about inequality and racist police brutality.

He has remained a free agent since March of 2017 and has since settled a grievance against the league in which he accused all 32 NFL owners of colluding against him in retaliation for the controversial protests.

Bosa has been a vocal conservative dating back to his college days at Ohio State, and admitted to deleting several pro-Trump tweets before he was picked in the first round of the 2019 draft