BROOKE Schofield has garnered attention for her links to singer Clinton Kane and now she’s slamming him online.
The TikTok star released a 14-part video series in which she denied the I Guess I’m In Love singer’s claims that his mother, brother, and father all died.
Brooke and Clinton, 24, met through his music, according to Betches.
The content creator was a fan but wasn’t initially attracted to the singer.
He invited her to a concert, and the rest, as they say, was history.
The two started dating and things appeared to be going well but now Brooke claims Clinton told her a series of lies, including that his entire family – mother, father, and brother – had died.
Brooke posted a TikTok video on Wednesday, using one of Clinton’s songs as the audio.
“The rage bait is working please stream this song all proceeds go to his mom,” she captioned the clip, which showed her lipsyncing to the song.
She then posted a follow-up video in which she said, “Part one: who the f**k did I marry?”
The video did not feature any other words or a caption.
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In the next TikTok, she delved further into what she was talking about, revealing that she had a story to share in response to a shady TikTok Clinton shared.
“When I opened my phone today to a million texts from all my friends of this TikTok that Clinton Kane had posted saying stuff like, ‘When I’ve been over the relationship for two years and she just can’t stop yapping about it,’ which, first of all, hilarious,” she began.
“Like, no s**t I can’t stop yapping, but the nerve.”
“Now obviously, we broke up two years ago but that was a very, very different time in my life.”
Brooke revealed the nature of her relationship with Clinton, confirming the it started out innocent.
Who Is Clinton Kane?
Clinton Kane has been generating buzz after his ex-girlfriend, Brooke Schofield, released a 14-part video series unpacking all the lies she claims he told her during their brief romance. So who is Clinton Kane?
- Clinton Kane is a 24-year-old musician
- He was born on November 26, 1999
- He is known for his hit single, I Guess I’m In Love
- Clinton is signed to Columbia Records
- He claimed to be Australian but is allegedly from Brunei
- Clinton dated Brooke for 3 months in 2022
“The fact of the matter is, I ended up in a relationship with this man because I was a fan, honestly,” she said in the video.
She also claimed that he would “message me constantly” and reply to her social media posts often.
“Some would call him obsessed,” she said in the video.
Brooke revealed that he invited her to a show in Los Angeles, which she agreed to.
She recalled the outfit she wore, telling her followers she picked out “the ugliest outfit you could find” in an effort to appear “unattractive.”
Brooke and Clinton talked that night, and, according to her video, she started to find him attractive.
The Go To Hell singer invited her to another show, which she also agreed to attend.
After the show, she and a friend went on the musician’s bus and “had such a good time,” she shared.
This changed the course of their relationship, according to Brooke.
“I’m like, you know what? Maybe – maybe – he’s not that bad,” she said.
They went to a club afterward, where Brooke claims they kissed and their connection started.
After the club, they went to a diner where the social media star says they talked “forever.”
“I got to know a lot about him,” she said in her fourth installment in the TikTok series.
SEEING SIGNS
Brooke said that Clinton told her he grew up in Australia, his mother was a pastor, and he was raised extremely wealthy.
She claimed in another TikTok that the “first major red flag” came after they caught covid and quarantined together in a hotel.
They “moved to an AirBnB” by the beach and, according to Brooke, Clinton refused to let her go home.
“Like, if I had a morning where I was like, OK, I want to go home and like get new clothes and shower and just be a human and be alone for a second he would immediately shut down,” she claimed.
Brooke says she looked past it, saying, “Unfortunately, I believed it was a good thing at the time.”
She started dating him at her friends’ urging, she said on TikTok.
Through the course of their relationship, Brooke says she picked up on other red flags, but chose to ignore them.
She recounted an incident where they were pulled over, and Clinton presented his driver’s license.
The officer that pulled them over recited the information on the license, stating that the singer was born in 1999.
“I am under the impression that my boyfriend is a year younger than me, OK? And this would make him, like, four years younger than me,” she said.
When she asked him about it, Brooke said, Clinton told her that he gave the officer “a fake ID.”
In the same video, Brooke said she and her ex had their first “major blowout” on the same trip where they were pulled over after Clinton allegedly erupted because she was on her phone during dinner.
“He proceeded to tell me it’s a major trigger of his for someone to not pay 100 percent attention to him at dinner because that’s what his mom used to do to him, alright?” she said.
“And his mom was very neglectful, he had a horrible relationship with her, it was very traumatic, obviously it was unresolved since she has died, so anything that reminds him of his mother, was a no.”
MERKY DETAILS
In her eighth video, Brooke began unraveling Clinton’s story about his family’s deaths.
She said that during his album rollout, he appeared on the Zach Sang Show and discussed the tragedy in great detail.
“He’s talking about how he had to attend the funerals during covid and he had to do it via Zoom because of, like, everything that was going on, and he is really just going in in this interview in his Australian accent,” she shared.
In her ninth video, Brooke says she was in bed with Clinton one morning and “he is begging his manager, ‘Whatever it takes, I need you to have that interview deleted'” in reference to the clip where he discussed his family’s deaths.
“So, in bed next to him, I get on my little phone and I got to the interview and I start to read the comments,” she said.
“And in the comments, I see someone write, ‘This is really strange. I don’t know where this Australian accent came from. He is not Australian, he is from Brunei. I grew up with him, I went to school with him, and I saw his mom last week.'”
She carried the conversation over in part 10.
“We have reason to believe that he is, A, not from Australia – faking an Australian accent, and B, he faked the death of his family. And like I said, I was still mad about the ex thing,” she said, referencing earlier claims she made about Clinton cheating on his previous ex.
“So I staged this whole fight and I get the f**k out of there, which was not easy to do.”
When she got home, she looked up Clinton’s mother, whom she said has “a very specific name.”
She found social media accounts linked to the name, and noted that they did not appear active which led her to believe it’s possible she really was dead.
Brooke noted, however, that discovering the account led her to learn that much of what her ex had previously told her was not true.
“His life was nothing of the sort, OK? I can see the house that he grew up in – in Brunei, by the way, not at all in Australia – keep in mind I live with this man and he has a f**king Australian accent. His mom is obviously Asian, as is he, which, like, why would you lie about that? It’s such a strange thing to lie about,” she said.
“Everything is fake,” Brooke said, adding that the discovery of Clinton’s mom’s Facebook page made her realize “he is [an] extreme pathological liar.”
Brooke approached Clinton, allowing him to be honest.
She says he confessed, “I lied about my age,” but did not admit to any other falsehoods.
Eventually she confronted him about the discoveries she made.
In the final installment of her series, Brooke said she lied and told Clinton that she had been in contact with his mother.
“I had not been talking to his mother, but that got him. He finally admitted that he did, in fact, fake the death of his mom and his brother,” she said.
“His dad is dead – not that that’s a good thing. But there’s one out of three that are dead. The rest are still kicking.”
Clinton addressed Brooke’s claims in a statement to his rep to Rolling Stone.
“Clinton Kane and Brooke Schofield had a brief, three-month relationship over two years ago,” the statement began.
“Brooke’s recent comments regarding Clinton are untrue.”
His rep also claimed that Clinton was referencing a “mother-like figure,” not his actual mother, in his songs about her death.
“Clinton regrets the way this devastating news was communicated at the time,” the statement continued.
“Clinton genuinely felt that he had lost an irreplaceable mother figure. Clinton was and largely is estranged from his immediate family.”
He also posted an Instagram Story of a black computer screen.
Text over the screen read, “directed and edited by my ex girlfriend.”
