Ex ‘Howard Stern’ writer pleads guilty to battering boyfriend on livestream….

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Elisa Jordana, an internet personality and former writer for the “Howard Stern Show,” has pleaded guilty to battering her then-boyfriend during a YouTube livestream.

Jordana, whose real name is Elisa Ann Schwartz, was arrested back in April, shortly after her broadcast — titled “Not Doing Good” — hit the internet, the Palm Beach Post reported. In it, Jordana can be seen driving through Palm Beach with her former beau, Bahram Alipour, in the passe …

The judge also ordered Jordana to undergo a mental health evaluation and receive any treatment the evaluator recommends.

If she successfully completes the probation, this will close the book on Jordana’s legal saga which began in early April when — during a live stream — she and Bahram Alipour, her then-fiancé, got into a physical altercation … with Jordana hitting him multiple times.

Eventually, Alipour grabbed Jordana by the hair and threw her out of the car. When cops arrived, they took statements, watched the video and arrested and booked Elisa for simple domestic battery.

EJ apologized for her actions at the time … but, later spoke to us and blamed the whole situation on Bahram — saying she got upset ’cause she caught him cheating and he got way more violent than she did.

She claims the live stream that captured the brawl saved her life … ’cause she thinks Alipour may have killed her if the camera wasn’t on.

We reached out to Jordana who tells TMZ… “I have felt a lot of beautiful support from people and I appreciate getting another chance at life because I was terrified by that situation. Everything I was told to do by the court has helped me, I am working again, and I feel very hopeful for the future.”

She and Alipour, who goes by the YouTube name Zscorro, had been driving in a car when she began punching him while confronting him about his alleged infidelity.

“She just like, almost broke my nose,” Zscorro said at one point during the altercation, adding, “F–k you, c–t!”

Zscorro then grabbed her hair and yanked her before hitting her across the face and demanding she pull the car over.

After Zscorro forced Jordana out of the car, she ran toward a vehicle that stopped to help her on the highway. He immediately stopped the livestream once he gained access to the driver’s seat.

Jordana issued an apology for her actions after she was released from police custody.

“I’m very sorry for my actions on my livestream,” she told TMZ at the time. “I wish that wouldn’t have happened. It’s a moment I’m not proud of.”

She also said she was relieved the livestream had been activated at the time of the altercation because she feared her ex-fiancé would’ve further injured her.