Man Breaks Into Onlyfans Model Sophie Rain's Home, Claims She Was His Girlfriend and They Took a 'Blood Oath'
Sophie Rain refutes claims of a relationship and blood oath with stalker, Connor Litka, who was arrested for breaking into her home

A man who was arrested after breaking into OnlyFans model Sophie Rain's Florida home later claimed she was his girlfriend and that the pair had taken a 'blood oath', according to court documents obtained by TMZ. Rain has strongly denied the claim, saying she has never had a personal relationship with the man and never took a blood oath with him.
The man, Connor Litka, allegedly made the statements to a staff member at a crisis centre, where concerns had been raised about his behaviour. According to the court documents, Litka said he wanted to leave South Bend, Indiana, and return to Florida to be with Rain, whom he described as his girlfriend.
The documents reportedly say Litka also told staff that he and Rain had taken a 'blood oath' and described the experience as 'intense'. The records do not establish that Rain and Litka were in a relationship or that the alleged oath ever took place.
Rain has rejected both claims.
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Rain told TMZ that the situation had been deeply frightening for her and her family, while directly disputing Litka's alleged account of their relationship.
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'I have never taken a "blood oath" with this individual, and any belief that we have a personal relationship is completely untrue,' Rain said.
Her statement is particularly significant because the court documents describe Litka's belief that he could return to Florida to be with her. The records also reportedly say he believed he was still sending Rain money, including at least $500 (£369).
Those details should not be interpreted as evidence that Rain accepted money from Litka or had a relationship with him. They are statements attributed to Litka in the court records.
Rain said she hoped Litka would receive the treatment and support he needed but made clear that her own safety remained her priority.
'I sincerely hope he receives the treatment and support he needs, but my priority has to be protecting my safety and the people around me,' she said.
She added that she could not discuss specific precautions because the matter remained an ongoing legal and security issue.
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Litka was arrested in February 2025 after police said he entered a Florida rental home associated with Rain and a friend. Rain had reportedly returned from Super Bowl events when the incident occurred and found damage to the property and Litka inside.
A SWAT team responded before Litka was taken into custody. He subsequently faced criminal proceedings arising from the break-in.
The latest court documents also contain concerns about Litka's behaviour at the crisis centre. A staff member reportedly said his mother had contacted the centre because she was worried about his increasingly erratic behaviour and did not know how to help him.
The records say Litka told staff he had stopped taking psychiatric medication in July 2025. A crisis-centre worker also reportedly expressed concern about his behaviour and referred to 'manic symptoms'.
The documents further refer to a recent arrest involving a domestic-battery allegation and a failed drug test. However, sources have warned that those allegations should not be treated as findings of guilt.
The earlier Florida case remains important to the latest claims because it provides the background to Rain's concerns about her safety. However, the court documents do not establish that the alleged blood oath or relationship existed.
Rain's account directly contradicts Litka's alleged belief that they were romantically involved. Her denial also makes clear that she does not recognise the relationship described in the court documents.
Reports have differed over the precise sentence imposed following the Florida break-in, so the earlier claim that Litka received five years of probation should be independently confirmed against the court record before publication.
For Rain, the latest development has brought new attention to the earlier break-in and to claims about a relationship she says never existed. Her position is clear: she denies taking a blood oath with Litka and says any belief that they were personally involved is 'completely untrue'.
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