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OnlyFans model and internet personality Woesenpai, real name Alexandra Cohen, is facing intense scrutiny after her ex-boyfriend Rojah, whom she dated for two years, leaked a series of viral videos allegedly documenting disturbing outbursts and violent behavior during their relationship. The footage, which is now circulating widely on platforms like X, TikTok, and Instagram, sparked heated debate over abuse, mental health, manipulation, and what happens when relationships implode digitally and publicly.

But Alexandra is not backing down. She’s responded with an avalanche of Instagram Stories, claiming the clips are taken out of context, accusing her ex of financial exploitation, and alleging that she was the one abused in the relationship.

The Viral Videos: Smashing Windows, Mental Health Crises, and Police Involvement

In the first video, Woesenpai is seen wearing a brown dress, clinging to the front of Rojah’s moving vehicle as he attempts to drive away. When she finally gets off, she storms toward the house and shatters the rear window of the car.

In a second segment, Woesenpai appears inside the home dressed in a black crop top and gray skirt, visibly distraught. She rips a TV from the wall, yells at Rojah, stomps on the television, and then collapses on the bed in tears.

Another video shows her sitting motionless in the middle of a busy street, wearing a white shirt and red polka dot shorts, as cars pass dangerously close. Rojah films her from a distance, audibly shaken.

“Alexandra, come on bro, what is you doing bro?” he says. “This is a scene, man.”

Later in the same outfit, she is seen sitting in their driveway, refusing to go inside. When Rojah tries to reason with her, she says:

“I want to die… I’m pleading my case to you because I sincerely want to die… I know I can’t do it myself bro, so I’ll make you do it when I can’t.”

As she becomes increasingly panicked, a female police officer arrives and asks what’s going on.

“Why are we running into traffic?” the officer asks.

Woesenpai responds: “I want to kill myself. I don’t want to be here.”

The officer tries to calm her down, telling her to breathe, and eventually walks her away from the scene.

The next clip returns to the black crop top and gray skirt outfit, where Woesenpai is again seen tearing apart a closet, visibly emotional and yelling.

In the final portion of the leaked videos, Alexandra is seen arguing with police. She attempts to convince them to arrest Rojah for fraud, claiming:

“You can literally arrest him for fraud right now. This apartment is not in his name.”

But the responding officer tells her:

“If they wanted us to kick him out they would have told us by now, and on top of that we can’t even kick him out because it’s a civil process.”

Alexandra appears disappointed, and the video cuts out.

Woesenpai Responds: “Millions Were Stolen From Me”

In the wake of the leaks, Alexandra Cohen took to Instagram Stories to share her side of the story, insisting the videos were deliberately edited to vilify her, and accusing Rojah of financial exploitation, abuse, and manipulation.

“My crash outs are valid. This man has took millions from me,” she wrote. “There are people in this world who will never see that type of money. Not only that, but he’s taking money from my daughter as well. If you validate this type of behavior, your opinion does not matter to me.”

She also responded to rumors that she had used racial slurs, calling them completely false.

“There are no videos of me saying any racial slurs. I do not do that. My daughter is Black. My mother is African. Please don’t tie me to these fabricated videos. That’s not me in that video.”

In a particularly emotional post, Woesenpai revealed she voluntarily checked into a mental facility for help, confirming the scenes in the video were real but old.

“This man abused me so many ways I sent myself to a mental facility! Yes I did get the help I needed. Those videos are all old.”

Receipts and Screenshots: Woesenpai Posts Alleged Messages from Rojah

In an effort to defend herself, Woesenpai shared multiple screenshots of text messages with Rojah, allegedly proving that he stole thousands of dollars from her, and showing how she repeatedly expressed suicidal ideation which she claims he ignored or mocked.

In the first set of texts:

Woesenpai:
“I need all of my money Rojah”
“The 30k I need it all back”
“I’m coming today with help”
“To get my stuff from the house”
“I have no car”
“I have no place”
“You’re such a disgusting human being”
“I hate you so much. I hate you with my whole soul.”

Rojah:
“Lost bout what”
“lol”
“Idk what you taking about”

In a second conversation, Alexandra becomes emotionally unhinged, accusing Rojah of robbing her, while again expressing suicidal thoughts:

Woesenpai:
“I swear to god I will kill myself”
“You’re robbing me”
“I’m going to do it”
“I can’t live like this anymore”
“I’m mentally not strong enough”
“How will I call you when I’m dead?”

Rojah:
“Alexandra sadly as much as that would hurt me and your daughter and family, there’s no need to keep saying that. I can’t control you.”
“Ok call me when it’s done.”

The messages ignited concern from mental health advocates online, who argued that regardless of the relationship’s toxicity, the callousness in Rojah’s response was deeply troubling.

Woesenpai Claims She Has Her Own Footage: “I’m Defending Myself”

Alexandra also posted additional video evidence of her own, including footage allegedly showing Rojah pouring an unknown substance on her belongings as she tried to pack up and leave the house.

“Please keep in mind that I’m not exposing this man’s worst moments, as he did mine. I’m defending myself with video evidence.”

She added:

“Just because I didn’t take many videos doesn’t mean he didn’t do anything!”

And in a bold claim, she said the man portraying himself as her business partner was never anything of the sort:

“THIS MAN WAS NEVER MY MANAGER!”

She concluded:

“Imagine knowing a woman is capable of self-harm due to the way you treat her, and you expose her self-harming and crashing out. Does that say anything to you?”

Legal Threats and Final Words: “I Will Sue!”

The OnlyFans star also took aim at the platforms amplifying the drama, tagging @worldstar and @worldlatinstar directly:

“I WILL SUE, YALL POSTING LIES!”

She also revealed she had already left the relationship before any of the videos surfaced:

“I broke up with this man three months ago!!”

And regarding his alleged criminal record, she warned:

“The fact that you all are listening to the orders of a man who has 25 counts of fraud on his record is insane. This man will take your money and laugh in your face.”

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing 988. Help is available 24/7.

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