Courtney Clenney: OnlyFans model spent $1.35M to buy Austin house AFTER killing BF and fleeing Miami

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The astounding Lake Pointe residence features four bedrooms, four baths, as well as media and game rooms and is situated just down the road from her mother and father’s house. The estate also features a “view and three decks surrounded by amazing oak trees for endless outdoor enjoyment!” according to New York Post. Initially, the house was priced at $1,150,000 before Clenney offered more money and bought it for $1,350,000 less than a month after it went on the market. 

Clenney was however arrested for the murder of Obumseli just two months after inking the deal while undergoing rehab in Hawaii in August. The Miami State’s Attorney’s Office said in a motion arguing against a bail package that Clenney earned $1,806,003 from OnlyFans in 2021 and $966,692 in 2020. She received another $327,221 through August of this year before her account was taken down. Clenney alleged that she killed Obumseli in self-defense and had subjected her to abuse and mistreatment long before the fatal ordeal.

But prosecutors didn't buy her claims and said that Clenney was the clear aggressor in their volatile relationship and claimed the life of her partner in a violent rage. Clenney stabbed Obumseli in the leg during a prior fight according to the Attorney's Office and called him the N-word during verbal altercations. She even once threatened to kill him. 

Clenney's attorneys are pushing for her to be released on bail and countered that additional information and evidence will prove that she acted in self-defence. Clenney's lawyer Frank Prieto told TMZ, "The evidence makes it very clear the two were in a toxic and dysfunctional relationship, from which Courtney had asked for help from both police and her family to leave. She's not going to trial for her lifestyle, her previous arguments, or recorded rants. She is going to trial for defending herself against a violent struggle with her ex-boyfriend for which she feared for her life; Courtney is a victim of domestic abuse. Snapshots of "evidence" without any context will prevent our client from receiving a fair trial, where the evidence will show that Courtney acted in self-defense."

A Miami judge is expected to come up with a verdict early next month after both sides presented their cases this week.