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Off Campus Partner Asks Fans to Stop Messaging Her Family

Her public plea spotlights aggressive fan behavior that has led Amazon and the show's producers to warn they will remove accounts that target cast members or their relatives.

Overview

  • Raina Morris used Instagram Stories on July 14 to ask fans to stop contacting her family after relatives received direct messages that left them confused.
  • Reports and social media threads show some fans tried to push real-life romance narratives about the show's actors, prompting private outreach to the actor’s partner and her relatives.
  • Some posts on Reddit and other platforms framed the targeting as racially charged, with users saying Morris, who is Black, faced disproportionate scrutiny compared with other partners.
  • Amazon Prime Video posted an official anti-harassment warning that accounts engaging in targeted harassment will be removed, and showrunner Louisa Levy publicly disputed a podcast claim about a pay gap between cast members.
  • The episode highlights how intense online 'shipping' can blur private and public boundaries, risks for the people involved, and how platform moderation and production statements are being used to protect cast and their families as Season 2 moves forward.