Only Fans star Courtney Clenney assaults her boyfriend Christian Obumsel
In a video newly released by the Florida State Attorney's Office, Only Fans star Courtney Clenney assualts Christian Obumseli in an elevator a few months before his death
Miami social media star Courtney Clenney earned more than $3 million from her OnlyFans pages since 2020 before she allegedly killed her boyfriend with a kitchen knife, according to prosecutors.
Miami-Dade Assistant State Attorney Khalil Quinan disclosed the eye-popping sum in a motion filed Thursday, arguing that Clenney, 26, is a "flight risk" and should not be granted bail for the alleged April 3 murder of 27-year-old Christian Obumseli.
Clenney raked in a staggering $1,806,003 in 2021 and $966,692 in 2020, solely from her content on OnlyFans, wrote the prosecutor, citing her tax returns.
The online platform allows models, celebrities and amateur exhibitionists to charge monthly subscriptions for photos and videos that typically range from risqué to pornographic.
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Miami OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney is charged with second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing Christian Obumseli. Her lawyers say she acted in self-defense. (Instagram)
From Jan. 1 to Aug. 11, Clenney pulled in an additional $327,221 – more than $40,000 of which was earned after Obumseli's death, the filing states.
Quinan wrote that Clenney has a "profession she can maintain abroad if she flees the country, an act she can certainly afford financially."
The fitness influencer, who goes by Courtney Tailor online, has been locked up since her August arrest but her attorneys, Frank Prieto and Sabrina Puglisi, will argue for her release at a bond hearing Tuesday.
Courtney Clenney, who goes by Courtney Tailor online, is accused of stabbing her boyfriend, Christian Obumseli, to death in her luxury Miami high-rise. (Instagram)
The motion from the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office detailed the prosecution's arguments opposing bond for Clenney.
Quinan pointed out that the whopping sum does not include additional income sources – including advertisement campaigns from other social media platforms.
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Clenney boasts 2 million followers on her Instagram account, which features photos and videos of her wearing skimpy bikinis and striking suggestive poses.
Courtney Clenney is escorted from the courtroom after a hearing Sept. 6, 2022. (Pedro Portal/Miami Herald via Pool)
After Obumseli's murder, Clenney allegedly made three wire transfers to her father, Kim Clenney, totaling $1,184,000.
"Given the suspicious timing, nature, and sums of the transactions, the only possible inference for the Defendant's behavior is the obvious: an attempt to relocate and conceal her assets," Quinan wrote.
The motion called Obumseli's murder "the unfortunate punctuation in a tempestuous and increasingly violent relationship" and detailed prior alleged attacks on her lover.
Courtney Clenney boasts 2 million followers on her Instagram account. (Instagram)
During their two-year romance, Clenney allegedly battered him with a phone, spat on him, stabbed him in the leg, and sliced his lip with a knife, the filing says.
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In March, Clenney fumed at Obumseli in a conversation he recorded.
"I'm actually f--king not having a good day where I actually, literally f--king want to kill you, but you don't take me seriously," she raged, according to prosecutors.
A selfie of Courtney Clenney, who is accused of murdering her boyfriend, Christian Obumseli. (Instagram)
Clenney's lawyers have argued that she was a victim of domestic violence and acted in self-defense. Photos of her body covered in bruises emerged last week – but Quinan wrote that these images were taken before the killing.
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In her statement to police immediately after the deadly confrontation, the Texas-born beauty allegedly blurted, "I really don't know if this was justified at all."
Clenney's lawyers didn't immediately return a request for comment.
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