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Drake’s ‘Goth Baddie’ took her ex-boyfriend to court and ended up winning after a seven-hour hearing
Lin Lamar, Drake's 'Goth Baddie' that recently won the Canadian superstar's 20-woman dating show, has been making headlines recently, but it's not her first time in the spotlight.
Now, internet sleuths have dug up an item from Lamar's past.
It turns out that once, Lamar actually took her ex-boyfriend to court... and walked away winning the whole thing.
But what's the full story? Find out below.
Why did Drake's 'Goth Baddie' take her ex-boyfriend to court?
Lamar, who's also known by the pseudonym Pinkchyu online, was previously in a relationship with fellow internet content creator Tectone, real name John Robert Robertson, who came to fame streaming video games on sites like YouTube and Twitch.
It was reported by the Times of India that Lamar filed a civil protective order case against her ex-boyfriend in Travis County, Texas.
A civil protective order, issued in court, aims to protect victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking without requiring a previous criminal charge. If a CPO is granted, rules are put in place, such as no-contact orders, court-mandated stay-away distances and eviction if the restrained party shares a home with the filer.
What was the outcome of Drake's 'Goth Baddie' taking her ex to court?
Tectone publicly acknowledged in February 2026 that he had lost the CPO case and one had been issued on him.
He did stress, however, that this was a civil proceeding and not a criminal conviction.
The judge in the case ruled in Lamar's favor after a length hearing on January 23, which lasted seven hours and included "multiple" forms of evidence, such as text and audio messages provided by Lamar.
As part of the ruling, the judge granted Lamar a 10-year protective order against Tectone.
Now, he is banned from contacting her and must stay at least 200 yards from her home and workplace.
Tectone also had firearm restrictions enforced, an order to delete certain online content and to pay Lamar's legal fees.
Lamar is now moving on from the civil case. As the winner of Drake's 20 woman dating contestant, she's exploded in popularity online.
In one specific highlight of her interaction with the Canadian superstar, Lamar makes the Nice For What chart-topper bark like a dog for her (literally).
Lamar came to fame thanks to her social media content, which is focused on goth aesthetic and cosplay of anime characters. She's also a content creator on subscription site OnlyFans.













