Bop House member Alina Rose went viral on social media after crying during a recent Twitch stream because her chat sent her family members videos of an OnlyFans model named Candy Love, claiming Candy was her.
After several months of speculation about whether Rose was Candy Love, she finally addressed the allegations directly in a recent TikTok video.
“I’m not f***ing Candy Love,” Rose said in a video posted December 29th. “I don’t know how many times I have to tell people that. I don’t know the obsession with this Candy Love, like why do you guys think it’s me? I wanna know who started that. I’m not her.”
A clip of Rose’s Twitch livestream on January 2nd showed her crying, her face buried in her hands, before she cut the stream short.
“I don’t understand why people are so mean to me,” she says earlier during the stream. “People come at me with things all the time. I wish they were nice.”
Speaking with Where Is The Buzz, Rose reveals that the problem went far beyond a rumor and has affected her loved ones.
Rose said, “It’s not just a rumor anymore, it’s people actively trying to hurt me and my family, and that’s the part I can’t get over.”
Rose also discusses how people are trying to diminish everything she has worked for because of the Candy Love allegations.
“I’ve built my platform from nothing, I’ve streamed for years, and now, overnight, people want to reduce everything I’ve done to some random person’s adult videos.”
Rose reiterates that she’s not Candy Love:
“I want to say this clearly again: I am not Candy Love, and I’ve never made that kind of content. People saying otherwise are lying.”
By the way, Candy Love’s real identity still has not been revealed.
