OnlyFans star terrified as accused stalker goes missing while claiming they share a ‘blood oath’

Top-earning OnlyFans model Sophie Rain said she was terrified Wednesday after her accused stalker went missing from a crisis center — saying he planned to “be with” her to live out their “blood oath.”

Connor Litka, who is on probation for breaking into a Florida home Rain was renting last year, recently walked out of a crisis center in South Bend, Indiana, telling a staffer he wanted to go back to “Florida to be with Sophie,” according to court documents obtained by TMZ.

Before leaving, Litka told staff that the model was his girlfriend, and that they’d shared an “intense experience” making a “blood oath” together, the docs said.

OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain, 21, has been harassed by a disturbing stalker.

Litka’s mom had also been calling the crisis center, concerned about the increasingly erratic behavior of her son, who told staff he had stopped taking his psychiatric medication in July 2025, the docs said.

“This situation has been deeply frightening for me and my family,” Rain told TMZ.

Connor Litka reportedly made concerning statements about Rain at a crisis center. Fort Lauderdale Police

“I have never taken a ‘blood oath’ with this individual, and any belief that we have a personal relationship is completely untrue,” said the model, who has made more than $100 million in gross revenue on OnlyFans, making her one of its top earners.

“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. Because this is an ongoing legal and security matter, I cannot discuss specific precautions being taken.”

Litka was arrested in February 2025 for allegedly breaking into a Fort Lauderdale rental home associated with Rain, who returned home from attending Super Bowl parties to find her windows smashed — and Litka shirtless inside.

He was arrested after a SWAT team responded — and gave his name as “Connor Rain,” according to bodycam footage previously shared by NBC Miami.

He was eventually sentenced to 89 days in jail and five years’ probation.