Furious Florida waitress blackmails lover for $20K when she found out he was two-timing her: cops

MIAMI — Hell hath no fury like a Florida woman scorned.

A Miami waitress has been accused of blackmailing her businessman lover for $20,000 after she found out he had a girlfriend the whole time they were dating.

Nathalie Rodriguez Gonzalez, who is 19, was arrested Friday on charges of threats and extortion, according to WPLG Local 10.

The itty-bitty blackmailer — listed in jail records at 5-feet-1 — met the well-off victim while waiting on his table at the restaurant where she worked, according to cops.

They started seeing each other, but things allegedly took a turn for the worse when she discovered she was just his side-piece.

Rather than be the bigger person, police said Rodriguez Gonzalez began to send her lover threatening text messages.

The teen demanded $20,000 from him and warned that, if he did not send the money, she would add an extra $5,000 and send intimate pics to his girlfriend and business partner, according

When the man refused to cough up the money, Rodriguez Gonzalez allegedly carried out her threat and sent one of the snaps to his business partner.

“Should I post this on my IG and tag everyone??” Rodriguez Gonzalez told the business partner, according to cops.

She also asked for the phone number of the victim’s girlfriend.

She then allegedly sent the pic to the victim’s girlfriend and told her, “This will genuinely get posted if he doesn’t wire me money BTW.”

Rodriguez Gonzalez ended up posting a censored version of the photo and other pics on her TikTok, according to WPLG’s report.

She also allegedly carried on sending threatening messages, including, “The deportation does not have to happen, but I want my money,” “If he doesn’t wire me the money, his d–k. will get posted followed by your face, his face,” and “Give me my money or I escalate this worse.”

“Remember I was tryna scam him, I’m finally getting to it,” Rodriguez Gonzalez wrote in another message thread, according to WPLG.

The victim showed up at the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office Kendall District station on Aug. 24 and reportedly identified a photo of Rodriguez Gonzalez.

She was taken into custody at her home Friday, taken to the station for questioning and reportedly gave a “full confession”.

She was held at the Turner Guilford Correctional Center near Miami International Airport on a $7,500 bond — and later appeared to be released.