I mean ngl, if someone is saying their being abused, and there's some video of it, whether it's fake or not, I'm more inclined to believe they're a victim. If that's the case, she needs help now. The problem is how this has been playing out.
I mean according to some people that watched her streams and stuff, she said she needs money and stuff, which would make sense for a victim of domestic abuse. However, she's literally made tens to maybe hundreds of millions from streaming, OF and her other business ventures. How can she possibly not have enough money to get the proper filed proceedings to divorce her husband and gain full control of all her accounts (socials, bank, etc)?
Along with that, I saw some clips posted online, and the way it played out was weird. Like she shows texts of her husband threatening to use up all the money and leave her with nothing, but it's all texts. Like I'm not sure if there has been any, but I haven't seen any evidence that large amounts of money were suddenly gone.
A lot of this doesn't make sense, and it doesn't help that she does often scam people for a lot of money. What she's done in the past doesn't help her reputation, and looking at this whole situation with some skepticism, despite the potential seriousness of it all, is fine. Until more evidence pours through, it's ok to be a bit skeptical about whether this is real or not.
These things aside however, there is a point that is important to understand when it comes to abuse victims: Leaving is never that easy. I've seen people say 'Just leave', but in abusive situations, it's really not as simple as that. Especially for someone with the popularity and wealth that she has, it's a lot harder because finances can be controlled and used against the victim.
Again, I'm all in support helping someone that's being abused because that shit is serious and shouldn't be taken lightly. But if this somehow ended up being some kind of quick scam to get a bunch of donations and subs, that'd be incredibly shitty, to a drastic degree.
