Last April, news broke that porn star Courtney Taylor had murdered her boyfriend. It turns out it wasn’t the porn star Courtney Taylor; instead, it was OnlyFans model Courtney Tailor.

The woman who actually fatally stabbed her boyfriend is an Instagram influencer named Courtney Clenney— who goes by Courtney Tailor. The couple appears to have had a domestic dispute of some kind that resulted in her stabbing her boyfriend. The couple lives in a luxury high-rise in Miami.

The media describe her as an OnlyFans model and Instagram influencer. Authorities say they have responded to multiple disturbance calls at the couple’s apartment over a three-month period.

After the stabbing, Courtney Tailor was detained and threatened to kill herself while at the police station. She is currently being hospitalized under the Baker Act and, at the moment, does not face charges. 

Being Baker Acted essentially means that a person has exhibited some extreme behavior that insinuates a mental illness, and without care or treatment, may result in harm to themselves or to others.

People were in an uproar that the model wasn’t arrested for killing her boyfriend.

The 26-year-old Clenney was taken into custody on Wednesday in Hawaii and will eventually be extradited to Miami-Dade County for trial. She’s being charged with second-degree murder with a deadly weapon for the April 3 stabbing of Christian “Toby” Obumseli.

Her arrest was confirmed Wednesday afternoon by her Miami defense lawyer, Frank Prieto, who said she’d been in Hawaii for substance abuse and post-traumatic stress disorder while in rehabilitation.

“I’m completely shocked, especially since we were cooperating with the investigation and offered to voluntarily surrender her if she were charged,” Prieto said. “We look forward to clearing her name in court.”

In a press release on Wednesday evening, the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office said the arrest warrant remained sealed. State Attorney Katherine Fernandez and City Police Chief Manuel Morales, and South Florida U.S. Marshal Gadyaces Serralta will detail the arrest at a press conference on Thursday afternoon.

The arrest caps a four-month investigation by Miami police homicide detectives and prosecutors into Clenney, whose killing of her boyfriend during a domestic dispute in a luxury Edgewater apartment garnered headlines across the world. Clenney’s defense attorney insisted that she acted in self-defense and the killing was justified. But in the days after his death, Obumseli’s relatives called for Clenney’s arrest, saying they did not believe he was ever a threat.

Obumseli worked in cryptocurrency. Known as Courtney Tailor on her social media platforms, Clenney boasted over two million followers on her social media platforms. She and Obumseli had been dating less than two years, and their relationship had been plagued by domestic strife — she’d once been arrested for domestic battery in Las Vegas, and police had been called to their home in Austin, Texas, on several occasions.

The two had only lived in Miami for a few months at the One Paraiso building, 3131 NE 7th Ave., where staff members had documented numerous domestic disturbance complaints about the couple and had even moved to evict them.

Clenney and Obumseli had broken up several times, although investigators believe that he’d moved back into the apartment by the first day of April. The Miami Herald earlier reported that Miami police responded to the apartment on April 1, two days before the stabbing, over another domestic disturbance call. Finally, on the evening of April 3, just before 5 p.m., Clenney frantically called 911 to report Obumseli had been stabbed.