Onlyfans Star Sophie Rain Terrified After Accused Stalker Leaves Crisis Center Claiming A ‘Blood Oath’

What happened

Top-earning OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain said she was left terrified Wednesday after an accused stalker went missing from a crisis center in South Bend, Indiana. Court documents obtained by TMZ say the man, identified as 22-year-old Connor Litka, told staff he wanted to return to Florida “to be with Sophie” before leaving the facility.

According to the documents, Litka also told crisis center staff that Rain was his girlfriend and that they had shared an “intense experience” in which they made a “blood oath.” The details were recorded in the files TMZ reviewed as the situation prompted renewed alarm for the 21-year-old model and her team.

“This has been an incredibly frightening situation for me and my family – any claim that we have a personal relationship is false, and my priority right now is protecting the people around me,” Rain said in a statement to media.

Who Sophie Rain is and her response

Sophie Rain is a 21-year-old creator who has become one of OnlyFans’ biggest earners, reportedly generating more than $100 million in gross revenue. She also has a massive TikTok presence, with almost 15.5 million followers, and has faced public harassment before.

Rain told TMZ she never took part in a blood oath with the individual and rejected any suggestion that they share a personal relationship. She added that she hopes he gets the treatment and support he needs, while stressing that her immediate focus is on safety and protecting those around her. Because the matter is ongoing, she declined to discuss specific security steps being taken.

Legal history and incident details

Litka has a criminal history tied to an alleged break-in at a Fort Lauderdale rental connected to Rain. In February 2025, police say he broke into the home Rain was renting after she returned from Super Bowl events to find windows smashed and Litka inside, reportedly shirtless. Bodycam footage shared by NBC Miami shows him giving the name “Connor Rain” during the arrest.

He was arrested after a SWAT team responded and was later sentenced to 89 days in jail and five years of probation for the incident. Court documents also indicate Litka’s mother had contacted the South Bend crisis center, concerned about increasingly erratic behavior; the records state he stopped taking psychiatric medication in July 2025.

Ongoing concerns and next steps

The crisis center disappearance has renewed concerns for Rain’s safety and underlines the unpredictable nature of stalker-related cases. Law enforcement and legal representatives are handling the situation as it continues to develop.

Rain emphasized that she wants the individual to get appropriate care but reiterated that protecting herself, her family and her team is the top priority while legal and security processes continue.