Chile, the internet is buzzing! Streamer and musical artist Jourdin Pauline recently deactivated her X account, and honey, it’s a whole saga. This move came right in the middle of her ongoing sexual assault controversy with Tylil James. Before she pulled the plug, Pauline shared a deeply concerning post about facing severe “cyber bullying.” To add to the drama, she also posted pictures of a luxurious Mercedes-Maybach SUV, leading internet sleuths to question if she faked the purchase and simply snatched the image from someone else.
Now, let’s rewind a bit. Jourdin Pauline first made headlines when she accused Tylil James of sexual assault back on December 10. She claimed the incident occurred after the 2025 Streamer Awards ceremony and its after-party, which was held on December 6, 2025, in Los Angeles. This accusation really set the internet on fire.
Tylil James, who you might know as part of Kai Cenat’s Clover Boys crew, stayed quiet at first while these serious allegations spread like wildfire. But he couldn’t stay silent forever. James eventually took to his Instagram Story, simply stating, “I would like to make it clear that I have never sexually assaulted anyone.”
From there, it’s been a non-stop back-and-forth, with both sides trying to prove their case. James recently went live, bringing a full presentation packed with “receipts.” He tried to completely debunk Pauline’s claims, asserting they had consensual sex during a “one-night stand.” Pauline, however, wasn’t swayed, doubling down on her accusation: “He’s still a rapist.” It seemed Pauline was ready to shift gears, announcing a lavish new car purchase. But y’all know how these things go – things went left, and quick.
Jourdin Pauline’s Mercedes-Maybach Purchase Raises Eyebrows, Leading to X Deactivation Amid Cyber Bullying Concerns
Late Saturday night (December 20), Pauline posted online, announcing she’d “just bought a Benz.” She then dropped a photo of what looked like a Mercedes-Maybach SUV. The flex didn’t stop there. Early Sunday (December 21), she kept tweeting, “Before 2026, let’s wrap ts up. Just made 100 bands and bought my dream car every hater can respectfully smd.”
She followed up with plans for “Turks for Christmas.” In another post, she declared, “Soooo happy God removing all my fake friends. It’s the best feeling in the world knowing I’m no longer keeping my enimes [sic] close.” She even threw in a “Nana ah boo boo” for good measure.
But the celebratory posts quickly turned somber. Pauline then shared a very concerning message about the “cyber bullying” she’s been enduring, especially in light of the Tylil James allegations. Here’s what she had to say:
“The cyber bullying I’ve experienced has deeply impacted my mental health. Reading lies, threats, and dehumanizing comments day after day is not something anyone is immune to. I’m choosing to prioritize my wellbeing and step back from engaging with negativity.
I appreciate those who have shown kindness and support—it matters more than you know. But I’m genuinely tired as I leave behind my music and my legacy. It’ll still continue once l’m gone because that’s what truly lives forever is art my art & My craft the weight of the world has always been on my shoulders.
I thank everyone I had beautiful experiences with and the people that love me very dearly like my mom and my sister l’ve seen very disheartening videos about my sister’s death. Do not speak on her. You don’t know her and you don’t know her story and she’s not here to defend herself.
I try to use my voice as much as I can, but it’s time for me to close this chapter. Only God knows what I’m feeling, and I’m deciding to not feel this pain anymore and finally be with God I promise my spirit and music and art will do the living for me. God bless everyone goodbye and farewell.”
Whew, #Socialites, that’s heavy. Take a moment to read the full post below, then let us know your thoughts in the comments.
