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Courtney Clenney — Christian Obumseli

Miami, FL

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The case

OnlyFans model charged with second-degree murder in the 2022 stabbing of boyfriend Christian Obumseli.

The Clenney case, resolved by plea

Updated Oct 4, 2026

Courtney Clenney, a model who earned a large following on OnlyFans, was charged with second-degree murder in the April 2022 stabbing death of her boyfriend, Christian Obumseli, in Miami. The case drew attention for the couple's public life and for a long pretrial period in which the history of their relationship was argued over by both sides.

On August 10, 2026, Clenney pleaded guilty to manslaughter, a lesser charge than the murder count she had faced. The agreement reported by NBC News carries a sentence of roughly six years with credit for the time she has already spent in custody, which means her release is expected in under two years. In accepting the plea, the judge noted on the record that Clenney may later try to profit from the case, a remark that signalled the court's awareness of the publicity around her.

The plea ends the criminal case. There is no trial, no verdict to appeal, and nothing pending beyond the sentence.

The case is filed under Grim. Guilt was established by plea, which is what allows the register to describe the act rather than only the loss.

Latest

Aug 10, 2026

Pleaded guilty to manslaughter; roughly six-year deal with time served, release reportedly in under two years. Judge flagged she may try to profit from the case later.

What happens next

Nothing pending beyond serving the sentence.

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Timeline

  1. Aug 10, 2026

    Pleaded guilty to manslaughter

    Pleaded guilty to manslaughter; roughly six-year deal with time served, release reportedly in under two years. Judge flagged she may try to profit from the case later.

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