OnlyFans model, 30, strikes plea deal ahead of murder trial after ‘throwing knife at boyfriend during deadly argument’

AN OnlyFans model has struck a plea deal ahead of her murder trial after allegedly knifing her boyfriend to death during a lover’s spat. Courtney Clenney, 30, reached the agreement just one month before she was due to stand trial for the murder of 27-year-old Christian Obumseli. Courtney Clenney was charged with killing her boyfriend in 2022 Credit: Instagram/Courtney Clenney The model called police after allegedly throwing a knife at her boyfriend in their Miami high-rise apartment Credit: Instagram/ Christian Toby Police raced to the scene after Clenney made a 9-1-1 call and found Christian with a stab wound to his shoulder and the model covered in his blood. Christian was rushed to a nearby hospital with a three-inch deep stab wound and was pronounced dead a short time later. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! When questioned, Clenney claimed she threw the knife at her boyfriend in self-defence after he threw her to the ground and tried to choke her. After an investigation, Clenney was charged with second degree murder over the 2022 killing in Miami. Now, just one month before she was due to stand trial, the model has reached a plea deal. The terms of the deal have not yet been made public but will be presented to Miami-Dade County court on August 10. Clenney’s attorney said: “We will reserve further comment on the specific terms until they are placed on the record before the Court”. During initial hearings, prosecutors argued the tragic death was down to the couple’s “tempestuous and combative relationship“. Most read in The Sun Courtney Clenney has been in jail since 2022 Credit: AP Miami police said the death occurred during a domestic altercation Credit: Instagram/ Christian Toby In a horrifying twist, the then-25-year-old OnlyFans creator was also found to have posted racy content to her social media just hours after the alleged kill. The pair allegedly had a tumultuous relationship, with mutual friends of the couple telling an ABC affiliate that they had intense arguments. “We’ve seen her hit him,” Ashley Vaughn said. “I’ve never seen him hit her.” Neighbors in the building where the pair lived also reported that the couple had a long history of domestic disputes and that local police often had to get involved. Clenney’s defense accused Christian of domestic violence while Christian’s family maintain that Clenney was the true abuser in the relationship. Just two weeks before cops accused Clenney of stabbing her boyfriend she appeared on a podcast called We In Miami – and told interviewers “I only date rich Black guys.” Clenney had goofed around with the other podcast guests while the interview guest jokingly called her “toxic.” Just hours before she was arrested, the Instagram influencer had been dancing and revealing her plans for the next five years in a live video. Clenney has been locked up in a Miami jail now for the last four years awaiting trial. Domestic abuse - how to get help DOMESTIC abuse can affect anyone - including men - and does not always involve physical violence. Here are some signs that you could be in an abusive relationship: Emotional abuse – Including being belittled, blamed for the abuse – gaslighting – being isolated from family and friends, having no control over your finances, what you where and who you speak to Threats and intimidation – Some partners might threaten to kill or hurt you, destroy your belongings, stalk or harass you Physical abuse – This can range from slapping or hitting to being shoved over, choked or bitten. Sexual abuse – Being touched in a way you do not want to be touched, hurt during sex, pressured into sex or forced to have sex when you do not consent. If any of the above apply to you or a friend, you can call these numbers: The Freephone National Domestic Abuse Helpline, run by Refuge on 0808 2000 247 for free at any time, day or night Men who are being abused can call Respect Men’s Advice Line on 0808 8010 327 or ManKind on 0182 3334 244 Those who identify as LGBT+ can ring Galop on 0800 999 5428 If you are in immediate danger or fear for your life, always ring 999 Remember, you are not alone. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic abuse over the course of their lifetime. Every 30 seconds the police receive a call for help relating to domestic abuse. Comment now