Sopha Dopha is engaged in a war of words with her online ex-boyfriend.
The 20-year-old TikTok star, whose real name is Sophia Begg, shared a video on TikTok this week in which she appeared to take aim at her ex Jordan Menadue while lashing out at an unnamed ex.
In the now-deleted clip, she dances as the words “I have my own business, my dream car, an investment property, and it’s probably because I don’t have to pay for everything for you anymore” appear on the screen.
Jordan, who is also an influencer, seemed to feel that the video was about him and, although he did not name Sophia, he responded with his own clip posted to TikTok on Saturday.
He accused an unnamed woman of “using her platforms to talk about others/belittle someone she simply didn’t work with.”
Sopha Dopha (pictured) is engaged in a war of words with her ex-boyfriend online
“Honestly, it’s ridiculous how long these comments/videos have gone on without me saying anything,” he continued.
‘It is a form of online harassment and you need to be reported for it. Be a good role model for your millions of young followers. Please leave me alone. Thank you’.
Sopha quickly responded to one of the comments, apparently from a mutual friend, which read: “People know what a good human you are, Jordan.”
She responded, in an apparently now deleted comment: “Don’t forget when we went to dinner when I first moved to Melbourne and you said not to go out with him, everyone in Melbourne doesn’t like him.”
The 20-year-old TikTok star, whose real name is Sophia Begg, shared a video on TikTok this week in which she appeared to take aim at her ex Jordan Menadue while lashing out at an unnamed ex. Both in the photo
In the now-deleted clip, she dances as the words “I have my own business, my dream car, an investment property, and it’s probably because I don’t have to pay for everything for you anymore” appear on the screen.
Jordan, who is a fellow influencer, seemed to feel that the video was about him and, although he did not name Sophia, he responded with his own clip posted to TikTok on Saturday.
Sopha weighed in further on Facebook, denying that her video was strictly about Jordan and was angry that he wanted to “act like the victim” since she had proof of “the shit he did to her.”
‘OR“On reflection, I probably shouldn’t have worded it the way I did because people said it looked like I was flaunting wealth (which wasn’t 100 percent my intention),” he wrote on the Tea Time Facebook page.
“But I didn’t name it and I didn’t think people would think twice about it because it’s a trend that everyone has done.”
She added: “I definitely didn’t mean any harm with it, which is why no names were mentioned.” I have several exes.
Sopha quickly responded to one of the comments, apparently from a mutual friend, which read: “People know what a good human you are, Jordan.”
Sopha weighed in further on Facebook, denying that her video was strictly about Jordan and was angry that he wanted to “act like the victim.”
‘But my first ex was actually a good person, which is why no videos have been made in reference to him. So maybe you will be a good person and there will be nothing to spill.”
Sopha also said she would “rather stay single for the rest of my life” than “be around that again” despite people accusing her of being “obsessed” with her ex.
It’s unclear when they broke up, but it seems like they’ve been quietly exchanging comments online for a few weeks.
This isn’t the first time Sopha has gained attention for the wrong reasons.
Late last year, the blonde faced a humiliating interaction with host Tony Armstrong at the 2023 TikTok Awards.
At the awards show, Sophia accused the ABC host of flirting with her even though he had just made his new girlfriend public.
‘How do you feel? You look ecstatic and I’m excited for you,” Tony said as he addressed Sophia, who was nominated for the Creator of the Year award.
‘Thank you. Wow! Stop flirting with me!’ Sophia responded, causing scattered laughter from the audience.
Sopha also said she would “rather stay single for the rest of my life” than “be around that again”, despite people accusing her of being “obsessed” with her ex.
It’s unclear when the influencers broke up, but it appears they’ve been quietly exchanging comments online for a few weeks.
Australians erupted online and Sophia’s fans turned on her when the embarrassing moment went viral.
Days later, the embattled internet model was forced to deny allegations that she was rude to DJ Maddy Spencer at the TikTok Awards.
The controversy began when Maddy posted an impassioned video criticizing a “big creator” for allegedly snubbing her at the event.
Dopha has also been criticized for claiming she was “rude” to a small business owner.
Her ‘sippy cup drama’ began when the social media star shared a video of her holiday shopping haul, which included a handmade strawberry sippy cup purchased from ceramic artist Shelby Sherritt at Finders Keepers Market in Sydney.
She shared her surprise at the price of the small ceramic mug with two handles, which was $125, and stated that she wanted to cancel the purchase but couldn’t.
However, in a since-deleted video, Shelby responded to Sopha and claimed that the TikToker ‘lied’ about what really happened.
“It’s also deeply disturbing to have someone not only question you as a business owner and lie about how I interacted with you, but also question my pricing when you also run a small business,” Shelby said.
