similar to the betrayal often cited in legal claims related to marital misconduct.
“If my ex had maybe asked to watch some content together, or he had expressed that he was curious, then we could have had a conversation about it… But the fact that he was deliberately looking at p*** created by people I knew was not okay,” Miller explained.
“It was a huge breach of my trust… It’s the same thing. It’s betrayal.”
Miller discovered the subscriptions by noticing activity on her boyfriend’s phone. Despite his initial attempts to deny it, her investigation revealed he had subscribed to multiple creators—some of whom she personally knew—triggering intense emotional distress and concerns about mental trauma counseling.
The discovery was not only shocking but deeply hurtful, leaving lasting effects on the OFs star’s trust in future relationships. Experts note such experiences often lead people to seek private health insurance plans that cover therapy or online counseling for coping with betrayal.
