OnlyFans model guilty of murdering boyfriend when he ended their relationship

Abigail White, who raked in £50,000 in a year on the platform, will be jailed for life when she is sentenced later.

An OnlyFans model who stabbed her boyfriend to death after he told her their relationship was over has been convicted of murder.

Abigail White, 24, killed Bradley Lewis, 22, and called for an ambulance, but within minutes was telling a neighbour he had stabbed himself.

Mr Lewis was taken to hospital from the defendant’s home in Chipperfield Drive, Kingswood, South Gloucestershire, but died hours later from a single stab wound to his chest.

After being arrested on suspicion of murder, White told police: ‘I did not stab Bradley.’

White, who made £50,000 in a year working on online streaming platform OnlyFans on which users can buy and sell content, denied murder but admitted Mr Lewis’s manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility.

A jury at Bristol Crown Court rejected her defence and found her guilty after 12 hours of deliberations following a two-week trial.

Mr Justice Fraser adjourned briefly and will pass sentence later this afternoon.

Mr Lewis was fatally injured minutes after leaving a pub with White on the evening of March 25 this year.

A neighbour heard her screaming and dialled 999, and when she entered the house she found Mr Lewis lying on the kitchen floor with White telling her he had done it to himself.

White continued with the lies – phoning a friend and telling police that Mr Lewis was responsible for the stabbing – but later pleaded guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility.

A post-mortem examination found Mr Lewis suffered a single stab wound, at least 7cm deep, to the chest, which had penetrated his heart.

The court heard the fatal attack happened during a tumultuous period in White’s life, having lost a baby she was expecting and learning of Mr Lewis’s infidelity.

The jury was told their relationship was strained, with Mr Lewis leaving the family home and staying with his mother.

In the days before the incident White had stabbed Mr Lewis in the arm and, on another occasion, he told a friend in a phone call: ‘Help me Sophie, she’s trying to kill me, she’s trying to stab me, she keeps beating me up, she’s hurting me.’

On the day of the attack, Mr Lewis had been at a park with White and another family, and he had told her: ‘I don’t want to be with you any more Abi.’

They had later gone to a pub together where White had got into arguments with other drinkers, having drunk a bottle of wine, a Jagerbomb and two rum and cokes, as well as taking a small amount of cocaine.

White told the jury she only wanted to ‘shock and scare’ Mr Lewis, and they argued after she felt he had not stuck up for her during the row in the pub.

‘We were arguing, and he was pushing me and were in the hallway. I went into the kitchen, and I seen the knife on the side,’ White said.

‘Picked it up and walked back towards Brad. I went over to him to shock him, to scare him with the knife and before I knew it, I had stabbed him.’

White denied she had intended to hurt Mr Lewis, telling the jury: ‘No, I didn’t. It was just over before I even thought.

‘I picked up that knife in anger and upset but I didn’t want to hurt him or kill him.’

She accepted she had lied in the aftermath of stabbing Mr Lewis but denied she was trying to protect herself.

‘I was scared. I was worried about what was going to happen to me, to Brad and the family,’ she said.

‘Just wish I had told the truth from the beginning.’

Dr John Sandford, a consultant forensic psychiatrist, said he believed White has a personality disorder but said the facts of the case suggest she was ‘aware of what she was doing’ around the time of the attack.

‘What’s the root cause of this offence?’ he told the jury. ‘In my opinion it is the dysfunctional relationship from which it arose.’

Dr Sandford later added: ‘I think it is fair to say she had difficulty controlling her emotions and difficulty controlling anger.’

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