OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain told TMZ she is terrified after the man previously arrested for breaking into her Fort Lauderdale rental walked out of a crisis center in South Bend, Indiana, and told staff he planned to return to Florida “to be with” her, according to court documents reviewed by TMZ.
The man, identified in the court records as Connor Litka, told a staff member at the facility that Rain was his girlfriend, that the pair had shared an “intense experience” making a “blood oath,” and that he wanted to leave South Bend and head back to Florida, the documents state. Litka also said he had stopped taking his psychiatric medication in July 2025.
“This situation has been deeply frightening for me and my family,”
Rain, who has said she is 21 and has nearly 15.5 million TikTok followers, told TMZ.
“I have never taken a ‘blood oath’ with this individual, and any belief that we have a personal relationship is completely untrue.”
She added that she hopes Litka receives the treatment and support he needs, but that her priority is protecting her safety and the people around her. Rain said she could not discuss specific precautions because the matter remains an ongoing legal and security issue.
The records also show that Litka’s mother had been calling the crisis center out of concern over his increasingly erratic behavior. A staffer reported remaining worried that Litka would escalate, citing his history and current manic symptoms. The documents note a recent arrest for domestic battery against a woman and a failed drug test. Litka reportedly believed he was no longer on probation and said he had been sending Rain money totaling at least $500.
The South Bend crisis-center walkout comes roughly seven months after Litka’s February 2025 arrest at the Fort Lauderdale rental on the 1300 block of Seminole Drive. The home was associated with Rain and other members of the Bop House collective of content creators. According to Fort Lauderdale Police reports and accounts first published by XL1067 and NBC Miami, Rain and her housemates returned from Super Bowl weekend events to find a glass door smashed and Litka shirtless inside the residence.
Surveillance footage reviewed by investigators showed a man jumping a side fence and using an object to smash a glass door to gain entry, according to police reports. Litka refused to leave, claimed he had purchased the property, and at one point told officers his name was “Connor Rain.” A SWAT team and negotiators responded before he was taken into custody.
Fort Lauderdale police charged him with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, resisting an officer without violence, and providing false identification. He was sentenced to 89 days in jail and five years of probation. Body-camera video of the arrest, released by NBC Miami (NBC 6 South Florida) on June 3, 2026, showed officers escorting the shirtless Litka from the waterfront property in handcuffs.
The June body-camera release reignited coverage of the case and preceded TMZ’s reporting on the September crisis-center walkout by roughly three months. Body-cam-era reporting from BroBible and Hoodline noted that Litka’s probation window was set to expire in mid-2026. Latination reported that the window “officially expired last month” under a conditional framework.
Rain, who was born in Miami and grew up in the Tampa area, has said she set up her OnlyFans account in May 2023 and has since reported gross earnings of more than $100 million, making her one of the platform’s top earners. She has publicly discussed stalker incidents and said the 2025 break-in deepened her concerns about personal security. She has not, however, publicly linked her security posture to any specific new measures.
The legal stakes for Litka if he returns to Florida are sharper than they were in February. Burglary of an unoccupied dwelling in Florida is a second-degree felony carrying up to 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. A probation violation alone is enough to trigger a hearing and potential re-incarceration, separate from any new charges the alleged South Bend statements could generate. Neither the St. Joseph County, Indiana prosecutor’s office nor Litka’s assigned Florida probation officer returned requests for comment before publication.
By Sept. 9, 2026 — the date of TMZ’s exclusive — Litka’s whereabouts after leaving the South Bend crisis center remained unclear.
