MIAMI (WSVN) - A former OnlyFans model accused in the fatal stabbing of her boyfriend in Miami back in 2022 has learned her fate in court after she agreed to the terms of a plea deal with prosecutors.
7News cameras captured Courtney Clenney in a Miami courtroom, Monday morning. She was initially charged with second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, 27-year-old Christian Obumseli.
Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Andrea Ricker Wilson went over the terms of the plea agreement, which entail Clenney pleading guilty to manslaughter and serving six years in state prison, followed by five years’ probation.
Since she has already served four years following her arrest in Hawaii in August of 2022, Clenney will only have to serve two more years.
Clenney’s years-long, high-profile case captivated the attention of South Florida and the country. Now that she has accepted the terms of her plea agreement, it has come to a close.
City of Miami Police officers on April 4, 2022 responded to the upscale One Paraiso high-rise, located in the Edgewatwer neighborhood, after Clenney stabbed Obumseli inside her condo.
Tabloid articles followed, featuring graphic scene photos and an account of her desperate 911 calls, all providing a glimpse into that horrific day.
Prosecutors had argued Clenney was physically abusive toward Obumseli during their relationship.
But Frank Prieto, Clenney’s defense attorney. claimed the former social media model acted only in self-defense. In 2024, a medical examiner brought in by the defense testified in court that Clenney threw the knife that resulted in the death of her boyfriend.
“Her self-defense is credible, and the actions she took that night were necessary to save her own life,” said Prieto. “This is not an act of premeditation.”
More than four years later, the details of her plea agreement have been revealed.
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