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OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney’s prison demands revealed after going to jail for st*bbing boyfriend to death
OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney's shocking prison demands have been revealed after she was jailed for fatally stabbing her 27-year-old boyfriend, Christian Obumseli.
The 30-year-old was originally arrested for second-degree murder with a deadly weapon in August 2022 after Miami-Dade County prosecutors issued a warrant for her arrest.
Obumseli, known as Toby to his loved ones, died from a single stab wound to the upper chest in the luxury apartment building he shared with Clenney in Miami, Florida.
Courtney Clenney pleaded guilty to manslaughter
In August 2026, Clenney - who pleaded guilty to manslaughter - was sentenced to six years in prison, including the four years of time served, followed by five years of probation.
Katherine Fernandez Rundle, the state attorney prosecuting the case, said in a statement that with the plea deal, Obumseli’s family "finally heard what they long sought: Courtney Clenney accepting full responsibility for his death".
"This plea was reached in full consultation and approval of Christian’s family," Rundle continued. "The Assistant State Attorneys handling this case have remained focused on the core evidence that Clenney stabbed Christian Obumseli as part of a pattern of escalating violence toward him."
The social media personality, who was known online as Courtney Tailor, became emotional in court while listening to a victim’s statement penned by Obumseli's mother.
"No sentence, no plea, can bring back my son to me," a family spokesperson said on behalf of Obumseli's bereaved mom.
"Since April 4, I have lived with fear, anxiety, sleepless nights, heartache, and more tears than I can count. There was a joy in my life and my family’s life that has never completely returned," they added.
What happened between the couple?
Police were called to the Miami apartment on April 3, 2022, after an altercation between the couple.
They found Obumseli with a single stab wound to the torso, while body camera footage showed Clenney covered in his blood.
The influencer alleged to police that her boyfriend, whom she was in an on-and-off relationship with, pushed her and that she threw a knife at him from about 10 feet away.
"I grabbed a knife, and I said, 'Don't come anywhere close to me. I have absolutely no intention of using it,'" Clenney said to detectives, per NBC Miami.
Her attorneys argued that she stabbed him in self-defense. However, Obumseli's family disputed that claim, alleging that he was the one who suffered abuse in their turbulent relationship.
Following the late man's death, shocking videos surfaced on social media showing Clenney hitting Obumseli in an elevator, while in another, she was caught repeatedly slapping him.
The prosecutors planned to use some of the videos as evidence to prove their case at trial.
Clenney's "aggressive" behavior in prison exposed
The former OnlyFans model spent around four years at Miami’s Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center (TGK).
According to jail records obtained by Daily Mail senior reporter Ben Ashford, Clenney was moved between cells 12 times and often became involved in "verbal altercations" that included displaying aggressive behaviour towards inmates - although they didn't end up physical.
The disciplinary reports also allege that one inmate accused the NSFW creator of "threatening" her during an argument over telephone use and claimed that she used racial slurs against them.
Another person said Clenney and other inmates made sexually suggestive gestures and mimicked gunshots.
Clenney's demands in prison
The records also disclose Clenney's attitude towards the prison staff.
Ashford spoke about one incident in which she allegedly yelled at a guard who did not open her cell door quickly enough when she wanted to use the telephone.
She reportedly said to them: "Pop my door bi***. Yo, dumb*** needs to learn how to do your jobs. Stupid bi***."
However, Ashford acknowledges that some of the guards appeared to provoke her, and at least one was warned about exhibiting unprofessional conduct.
The reporter also shared that Clenney complained about restrictions on makeup. While awaiting trial, she reportedly requested access to cosmetics, hair products, and tighter-fitting clothing.
"Access to makeup basics can make a difference in appearance/perception in court," she reportedly explained, adding: "This especially applies to those like me, who unfortunately face photo and video media coverage during every court appearance," as cited by The Tab.
Ashford also highlighted Clenney's complaints about being "body-shamed" and "sexualized" by jail staff, including an incident in which a guard allegedly made an inappropriate comment about her figure.
"It is obvious I’m being targeted due to my body type, my race, or both. It makes me uncomfortable, and I am tired of being sexualised by staff at this facility," she reportedly said.
Her grievances extended beyond her appearance, as she also complained about food, bedding, vending-machine refunds for chips, unreliable Wi-Fi during video calls, and problems with getting batteries to listen to music.
Following her sentencing, Clenney was transferred to the Florida Women's Reception Center in Ocala, Florida.