Screenshots circulating broadly on X, TikTok, and Instagram seem to indicate Andrews speaking with a web based buyer by an account working below the username @alicia_innocent_andrews. The web page’s bio reads, “Life is a bh. I’ll keep going. Thanks for all your support y’all ✌️. Message me before calling.”**

The profile advertises a menu of paid choices, together with 10 personal images for $25, video requires $7.99 per minute, texts for $2.50, cellphone requires $3.99 per minute, and a $35 twerking-in-her-cell video. The identical clip referenced within the leaked dialog.

In the screenshots timestamped round 20:46, Andrews seems to open the chat by telling the client, “It’s fine xx. I’ll launch an appeal,” signaling her plan to problem the responsible verdict within the killing of Foolio.

The buyer replies, “How r u holding up in there?” Andrews responds emotionally: “Miss my mom 😢.”

Minutes later, at 20:48, the client shifts to a request for paid content material: “I hear you. Can you send me a video? I’ll pay of course.”

The subsequent picture reveals a blurred thumbnail with a $35 lock icon, adopted by Andrews’ caption: “Dancing in my cell for you 😊.”

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The alternate ignited quick backlash, prompting widespread questions on whether or not Andrews had unauthorized entry to a tool inside jail or whether or not a 3rd get together is utilizing her identify to revenue from the high-profile case involving Foolio’s demise. “Y’all kno damn well this fake be real,” commented an X consumer below RainDrops’ put up.

Some commenters expressed disbelief that an inmate awaiting sentencing in a homicide case may run a subscription-based web page providing movies described as recorded “in my cell.” Social media customers flagged the username and screenshots as a possible rip-off.

“Shit’s fake lol,” feedback a Reddit consumer. “No way she’d call herself ‘Alicia Innocent Andrews’ be serious. If this was real somebody would’ve found the profile/account and shared a link by now.”

Agreeing with others, one other consumer added: “It’s probably some 6 Block street level troop catfishing lol. It’s possible both pictures are legit and she posted them on IG before (prior to Foolio’s ambush) but I’m sure the account doesn’t really exist or someone’s running a scam.”

Hillsborough County officers haven’t confirmed whether or not Andrews is answerable for the account or whether or not the messages originated from inside the jail. Still, the viral leak has intensified public consideration on the case, including a brand new and surprising angle because the courtroom prepares to condemn Andrews subsequent month.