'Fake Barbie' and OnyFans star Abigail White admits to killing father-of-four BF, but denies MURDER

BRISTOL, ENGLAND: OnlyFans model Abigail White, who admitted to killing her boyfriend, was in court on Monday, October 10. The 24-year-old — dubbed "fake Barbie" — has been charged with murdering father-of-four Bradley Lewis with her trial set to begin at Bristol Crown Court. Abigail admitted to manslaughter in July, nearly four months after 22-year-old Bradley suffered a fatal stab wound to the chest at the couple's Kingswood home in March. However, she denies the charge of murder.

Emergency responders found the victim at the semi-detached property and rushed him to the hospital for urgent treatment on the evening of March 25, but he succumbed to the wound about six hours later.

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Abigail, an adult model, had been posting racy pictures and videos of herself on OnlyFans and other social media accounts. She used the pseudonym Mitzee Lewis online and posted sensual images for viewers who could subscribe to her account for $5 a month. The model was last active on the adult streaming website just two days before she allegedly stabbed Bradley at the property in South Gloucestershire.

Following Bradley's death, his family released a picture alongside a tribute. “Our wonderful much-loved son Bradley, taken from us too early," they said in a statement. His heartbroken friends also paid tribute in wake of the tragedy. “We lost a fantastic, beautiful person without saying goodbye," one said, “I hope he knows just how much and how many people loved him.” Another described him as a “lush boy” and said, “So sad you were taken from this earth.” Someone else added, “Your family will miss you so much and those beautiful children of yours are going to miss you so much, my brother. You have grown to be the man everyone wanted you to be, so respected and loved.”

Hanham Athletic Football Club (HAFC), where Bradley played as a reserve, also released a statement addressing the incident. “HAFC is deeply saddened to advise that one of our reserve team players, Brad Lewis, passed away," they said. The team reportedly held a minute's silence before drawing 1-1 with Bromley Heath United. “We remembered Brad with a minute’s silence before our fixture yesterday. Our deepest condolences to all of Brad’s family and friends," they added.

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In a statement earlier this year, Senior Investigating Officer DI Ben Lavender said, “Our investigation is continuing at pace and we have a team of officers and police staff working tirelessly to piece together the events which led up to this terrible incident. The man’s family continues to be updated and fully supported by specially trained liaison officers and our thoughts are very much with them. There continues to be a police presence at the scene of this incident and reassurance patrols are ongoing, so we’d encourage residents to please speak to officers with the local Neighbourhood Policing team if they have any questions or concerns.”

Prosecutor Adam Vaitilngam QC said in July that the Crown "will proceed to a trial on the murder charge." Meanwhile, defense attorney Andrew Langdon QC applied for access to his client's phone, the Daily Mirror reported.