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Jourdin Pauline is opening up to fans about her mental health after dealing with cyberbullying amid her sexual assault claims against Tylil James. She posted a lengthy message on X (formerly Twitter), prompting fans to react with concern and questions.
In a lengthy, now-deleted message on X, Jourdin Pauline got real with fans, venting about the cyberbullying she’s faced after speaking out about allegedly being sexually assaulted by streamer Tylil James. The online attacks have apparently led her to delete her X account, as it no longer exists as of Sunday, Dec. 21.“The cyber bullying I’ve experienced has deeply impacted my mental health. Reading lies, threats, and dehumanizing comments day after day is not something anyone is immune to,” Jourdin wrote.
Jourdin also told fans she plans to focus on her well-being moving forward. She added, “I’m choosing to prioritize my well-being and step back from engaging with negativity. I appreciate those who have shown kindness and support it matters more than you know.”
Before Jourdin’s mental health post, clips from Tylil James’ recent stream went viral as he addressed the allegations. He told viewers his encounter with Jourdin was consensual and even shared footage to dispute her claims. He added that even though she claimed to be a victim of SA, she wasn’t in a rush to leave him. She allegedly canceled the Uber he offered and rebooked a black truck instead. From there, he accused of her blackmail after Jourdin asked him for $2,000 via Zelle. He said that after he ignored the request, she sent him a meme the next day that read, Me giving him his last warning before I show him who I really am.
Earlier this month, Jourdin shook timelines when she opened up about being sexually assaulted by a popular streamer. During a livestream, she emotionally recapped the experience and later showed her phone’s call log with calls from Tylil. Speculation about what went down between her and Tylil blew up and is still going. Meanwhile, Tylil posted a message on his Instagram story denying the claims, writing, “I would like to make it clear that I have never sexually assaulted anyone.”
