Brooke Schofield Reacts as Clinton Kane Fires Back with 30-Part TikTok Series
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Clinton Kane Responds to Brooke Schofield’s Allegations with 30-Part TikTok Series
In a saga that has captivated millions online, musician Clinton Kane has responded to his ex-girlfriend Brooke Schofield’s explosive allegations with a detailed 30-part TikTok series. This unfolding drama began when Kane hinted at Schofield’s revelations in a TikTok posted on June 24, cleverly using the moment to promote his new music.
Brooke Schofield, an influencer known for co-hosting the podcast ‘Canceled’ with Tana Mongeau, quickly followed up with a 15-part TikTok series. Her videos, which included serious allegations against Clinton Kane such as lying about his age and his mother’s death, as well as infidelity, went viral, racking up over 110 million views. The detailed exposé painted a troubling picture of their relationship, sparking intense reactions across social media.
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On July 13, Clinton Kane finally broke his silence, launching a TikTok series titled ‘Who TF Did I Date, Not Marry’. In these videos, Kane attempted to refute Schofield’s claims, providing what he described as “receipts” in the form of Venmo transactions and screenshots of their text conversations. Despite his efforts to clear his name, Kane admitted to cheating and lying about his age, citing embarrassment as the reason for his dishonesty.
Kane’s response series has garnered significant attention, amassing over 65 million views. He vehemently denied Schofield’s claim that he consented to being recorded during their arguments, branding her actions as “disgusting.” He also contested her narrative about their relationship timeline, stating they only dated for three months, contrary to her claim of seven months.
One of the most shocking parts of Kane’s series involved his reaction to Schofield’s statements about his family. While he admitted to lying about his mother being dead, he used the explanation that he was referring to a “mother figure” rather than his biological mother. Additionally, he maintained that his accent was genuine, explaining that he had lived in multiple countries, including Australia.
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As the digital drama unfolded, a mutual friend and podcaster, Zach Sang, was accused by Schofield of attempting to monetize their story, which she publicly denounced on Tana Mongeau’s podcast. This accusation added another layer to the already complex narrative.
Brooke Schofield’s Reaction
Brooke Schofield quickly responded to Clinton Kane’s TikTok series with her own reaction videos. Donning a pink hoodie and laughing, she mocked Kane’s meticulous efforts to discredit her, highlighting his use of color-coded Google calendars and detailed notes. Her advice to Kane was blunt: “You have to hire a publicist. This is not good.”
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Despite Kane’s extensive efforts to defend himself, public opinion seems to largely side with Schofield. Many viewers dismissed his focus on minor details, feeling that he failed to adequately address the more severe allegations of emotional manipulation and dishonesty about his family.
This ongoing dispute between Clinton Kane and Brooke Schofield continues to dominate social media, with fans eagerly watching each new development. As both parties present their sides of the story, the debate over truth and accountability in their relationship remains a hot topic online.
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