Panama City Woman’s Viral “Revenge Campaign” Sparks National Debate

Panama City, Florida — A viral social-media saga has captured national attention after a 26-year-old OnlyFans creator allegedly transformed her breakup into what online commenters are calling “the most elaborately planned revenge routine in Bay County history.” Though the events remain part of an unverified online narrative, the story has spread rapidly across multiple platforms.

According to posts circulating on social media, the woman—identified in the viral clips as Kayla Jennings, a local model with a large online following—reportedly discovered that her fiancé had been cheating with a woman he met at the gym just weeks before their wedding. Rather than confront him directly, she allegedly launched what she later referred to as a “loyalty awareness campaign.”

Within ten days, the circulating clips claim, she sought out several members of his inner circle, including his best friend, brother, and father. Parts of the ordeal were reportedly shared on her private subscription page with the caption: “Since loyalty runs in the family, so does revenge.”

The story escalated further when Jennings appeared at her former fiancé’s bachelor party wearing a white dress and carrying a sign reading, “I already had the rehearsal.” Witnesses in the videos say she threw champagne on the groom, kissed his father on the cheek, and announced to the stunned crowd, “Guess cheating’s genetic.”

Footage shows tensions rising until one attendee shoved her, sending her into a table of desserts. Police officers in the video then escorted her outside as she laughed and said, “Tell him to subscribe if he wants to see the rest.”

Viral posts claim she was cited for disorderly conduct before being released the next morning. The online community quickly labeled the saga “The Family Affair of Florida,” with viewers fiercely divided over whether her actions were reckless or iconic.

One of the most widely shared comments summed up the internet’s reaction:
“Hell hath no fury like a Florida woman with Wi-Fi and a ring light.”

As the clips continue to circulate, the story remains a sensational example of how modern breakups—and the revenge that follows—can unfold in front of millions.