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A heated domestic dispute between OnlyFans creator Alexandra “Woesenpai” Cohen and her ex-boyfriend Rojah has exploded into a viral saga on social media, raising serious questions around digital abuse, mental health, and the weaponization of intimate relationships online.
Over the past several days, a series of disturbing videos leaked by Rojah began circulating across platforms including X, TikTok, and Instagram.
The clips appear to show Woesenpai experiencing several emotional and mental health crises, including self-harm threats and destructive outbursts. One video shows her clinging to a moving car before smashing its rear window; another shows her collapsing in the street, saying, “I want to die.”
In another recorded moment, police are seen intervening, with Woesenpai telling an officer, “I want to kill myself. I don’t want to be here.”
While the footage has sparked intense online scrutiny, Woesenpai responded swiftly and forcefully via Instagram Stories, alleging that the videos were selectively edited to paint her as unstable, while omitting what she describes as months of financial and emotional abuse by her ex.
“My crash outs are valid,” she wrote. “This man has took millions from me… Not only that, but he’s taking money from my daughter as well.”
She has accused Rojah of manipulating and exploiting her during their two-year relationship, stating that he was never her manager, never handled her business professionally, and instead used her success to enrich himself.
Woesenpai acknowledged the authenticity of the scenes, saying the videos are from earlier periods in the relationship. She confirmed that she voluntarily checked into a mental facility, stating:
“This man abused me so many ways I sent myself to a mental facility!”
Screenshots shared by Woesenpai appear to show text exchanges in which she begged Rojah for the return of $30,000 and expressed suicidal thoughts, met, in one instance, with the reply:
“Ok call me when it’s done.”
Mental health advocates have called this exchange alarming and emblematic of the emotional harm that can result when volatile relationships are weaponized in public.
Woesenpai also posted video evidence allegedly showing Rojah pouring an unknown substance on her belongings as she tried to leave. She emphasized that her intent is not revenge, but self-defense:
“Just because I didn’t take many videos doesn’t mean he didn’t do anything!”
In a final message to fans and followers, she reiterated that she had already ended the relationship months ago and decried the timing of the leaks.
“Imagine knowing a woman is capable of self-harm due to the way you treat her, and you expose her to self-harming and crashing out. Does that say anything to you?”
Woesenpai is also threatening legal action, particularly against platforms and accounts that she says have misrepresented the situation:
“I WILL SUE, YALL POSTING LIES!”
She has also warned others about her ex, alleging that he has multiple fraud convictions and may be continuing to manipulate others.
The situation has ignited broader conversations about how abusive dynamics can be magnified in the digital age, especially for high-profile figures like Woesenpai, who live much of their personal and professional lives online.
As of now, no legal charges have been filed publicly in relation to the leaked videos or allegations. Rojah has not released a formal statement.
The case has resonated widely within the adult industry, where performers often operate without institutional support and are frequently targeted by abusive partners or manipulated through financial dependency.
For Woesenpai, the ordeal has become not only a personal reckoning but a public reminder of how volatile fame and intimacy can become when trust is weaponized.
“This is something we find all too often in the adult industry,” a fellow performer wrote in support. “Women giving everything, and being left with the wreckage.”
At press time, Woesenpai remained active on social media and has received an outpouring of support from fans and fellow creators.
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