New video shows ‘Killer’ OnlyFans model Courtney Clenney sobbing in interrogation room after learning her boyfriend died

NEW video footage has shown OnlyFans model and suspected murderer Courtney Clenney sobbing in an interrogation room shortly after learning her boyfriend had died.

Clenney, 25, known on social media as Courtney Tailor, was arrested in August after she allegedly stabbed boyfriend Christian Obumseli to death at their Miami home in April.

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Police responded to a 911 call from Clenney at around 5 p.m. April 3 at a luxury apartment building in Miami, Florida.

There they found Obumseli stabbed once in the shoulder. He later died from his injuries.

New footage, sourced exclusively from Law & Crime, shows the moment Clenney learned Obumseli had died.

“Please God, please, please God,” Clenney sobbed after the incident in a Miami Police Department interrogation room.

“God, Christian, be okay.”

Clenney then sobbed into a brown paper napkin, according to video.

Then she is heard asking if someone will be there soon to speak to her.

“I’m sorry, I’m not trying to be like that — I’m just like that, I, I just can’t believe how my day went,” she said.

“It’s a lot worse than — I just want to go to the hospital. For example, I really want to go to the hospital.”

“YOU WORK IN IT”

An officer then tells her that she cannot see Obumseli because the doctors are “still working on him” and are “taking care of him.”

“They’re working on it,” Clenney repeated. “They’re fucking working on it.”

Two officers then begin chatting with Clenney, chatting about birthdays, walking their dogs and why the couple moved from Texas to Miami.

“He wanted to move to London,” Clenney said of Obumseli.

“I wanted to move here”

Clenney then asked about Obumseli again, to which one of the officers replied that the doctors were “talking to him” and were running more tests.

“Oh my gosh!” said Clenney. “So he’s not even — he doesn’t need surgery?”

The officer then told her it was too early to tell.

“I JUST CAN’T BELIEVE IT”

Three hours later, Clenney received word that Obumseli had died.

“So we have to inform you that Christian didn’t make it,” said the detective.

“The doctors did what they could.”

“Christian is dead?” she said clutching her chest.

“Oh my god. That’s not real is it? Alright. Christian died?”

Officers reconfirmed the news, and Clenney asked, “Can I have a hug, please? Am I allowed to do this here?”

One of the officers moved to hug Clenney, but she then declined, saying, “I need to hug my mom” and that she “can’t be left alone in a room.”

She then begins to insist that Obumseli is still alive.

“It’s not. It didn’t – it didn’t. It’s not real, is it?” she said.

“It’s real,” one of the officers replied.

“Christian didn’t – Christian is dead?” she asked.

“Yes. You will not lie,” said one official.

Clenney replied, “I know. I just can’t believe it.”

“PHYSICAL STREAMING BETWEEN THEM”

At the time of the April incident, officials said the violence was caused by a domestic dispute.

“We know there was a physical altercation between them before he was stabbed,” a spokesman for the Miami PD said.

Intense arguments were the order of the day in Clenney and Obumseli’s relationship, mutual friends of the couple told an ABC affiliate.

“We saw her hit him,” Ashley Vaughn said. “I’ve never seen him hit her.”

According to the close friends, Obumseli had recently moved to the area and lived with Clenney in the One Paraiso apartment building in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood.

Neighbors in the building have reported that the couple had a long history of domestic disputes and local police often had to intervene.

Clenney was arrested and taken to a mental institution after allegedly stabbing Obumseli, and was taken into custody in Hawaii on August 10 on alleged second-degree murder with a deadly weapon.

Arrest warrants were previously issued for her in Texas and California, and an investigation into Obumseli’s death was launched in Miami, Florida.

Regarding her detention by police, her attorney, Frank Prieto, released a statement to the Miami Herald.

“I am completely shocked, especially since we have cooperated with the investigation and offered to hand her over voluntarily if she is charged,” he said.

“We look forward to clearing her name in court.”

Clenney remains in custody in Miami awaiting trial.