Instagram and OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney was confronted Friday at a Miami hotel, days after she stabbed her boyfriend to death. 
The clash came as her attorney, Frank Preito, said the influencer was acting in self-defense when she killed Christian Tobechukwu Obumseli on April 3 and may have been 'a victim of human trafficking.'
In footage of the confrontation on Friday, Clenney and her father can be seen in the lobby of the Grand Beach Hotel in Miami, when a guest off-camera demands they leave. 
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The woman refused to stop filming, and told Clenney she should leave 'because [she] just killed [her] boyfriend'






On April 3, Christian Tobechukwu Obumseli, 27, died of an 'apparent knife wound' in a violent altercation with Clenney, 25








Covered in the blood of the boyfriend she just stabbed to death, OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney can be seen shivering on the balcony of her Miami apartment while being interviewed by police





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The hotel run-in came the same day as  revealed that Clenney was scheduled for a pre-trial conference on June 15 for her September 16, 2020 DUI arrest that took place in Austin, Texas. 
Clenney's bond was set at $8,000 after her arrest, and she has since been forced to install an ignition interlock device on her car that measures her blood-alcohol content.   
It is not known whether the model, who retained attorney Meril Anthes according to a Travis County Court filing, has entered a plea ahead of her court date.
The Sun also reported that Clenney faced earlier legal trouble in Texas after a woman sued her for causing [url=https://gdmig-naturesbesttrees.com/]personal accounts injury, property damage and vehicle loss following a 2018 car crash. The suit was reportedly settled out of court.     







The influencer, who has not been formally charged in her boyfriend's death, was hospitalized over mental health concerns after making suicidal threats while in police custody

DailyMail.com could not reach Preito or Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney representing Obumseli's family, for comment.
However, Merritt wrote on Instagram Thursday that 'a cursory review of the evidence there appears to be more than sufficient probable cause to make an immediate arrest for the death of Obumseli.'





However, a trio who identified themselves as close friends of the couple alleged the social media model was the violent one in the 'rocky relationship'. C[url=]
Police: Girlfriend allegedly stabs boyfriend to death, currently facing no charges


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