An OnlyFans model who was jailed for life for murdering her boyfriend has complained that she isn’t allowed to have conjugal visits with a new partner.
Abigail White, 24, who earned £50,000-a-year going by the name of ‘Fake Barbie’ on the subscription site, has called on prison bosses to take her ‘needs’ into account.
It comes after the mum-of-three stabbed Bradley Lewis, 22, in the heart during a row at their home in Kingswood, near Bristol, on March 25, 2022.
She claimed Mr Lewis walked into the kitchen knife she held in her hand and said it was ‘not a big stab’ – despite having previously knifed her boyfriend in the arm in another incident.
In October, she was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years for murdering Mr Lewis, who suffered a single 7cm-deep wound to his chest.
Writing in Inside Time this month, White said she was shocked to learn that the UK prison systems do not allow visits for sex.
Writing from her cell at HMP Eastwood Park, a 400-capacity jail in Gloucestershire, the killer said: ‘It has come to my attention, after recently being sentenced to 18 years, that prisons do not facilitate overnight stays for women prisoners and their partners.
‘I think they should take into account and consideration our needs, and allow men and women to have overnight stays together.
‘I would like to know what other prisoners think about this, as quite a few girls here agree.’
During her trial, White – who admitted manslaughter – told the court she went over with the knife ‘to scare’ Mr Lewis.
‘I went over to him to shock him, to scare him with the knife and before I knew it, I had stabbed him’, she said.
She went onto say that she realised it was serious when she saw ‘blood spurting out of him’.
Mr Lewis had been trying to ‘control her’ and the ‘fortune’ she made from OnlyFans, it was claimed.
During sentencing, Mr Justice Peter Donald Fraser told White: ‘Not only will your three children grow up without a father, but they will grow up knowing their mother murdered their father.’
Responding to White’s complaints this week, a Prison Service spokesperson said: ‘Prisoners see family during daytime visits which are supervised by staff.’
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