Remi Bader may be back on the market.
The influencer, 28, suggested in a since-deleted Tiktok video that her boyfriend Keyveat Postell ended their relationship via text message.
“When he says doing it over text is easier for him than doing it in person after almost 2 years together,” she wrote over the clip of herself sobbing.
Fans were quick to screenshot the video, which showed her breaking down in tears while wearing a pink robe with her hair in a messy bun.
“What a coward! … Poor girl! Nobody deserves to be treated like that. Hopefully, she gets over him fast,” one fan wrote on a Reddit thread.
“She didn’t lose a thing, someone so cowardly isn’t worth missing. She will bounce back!” another person chimed in.
Others shared screenshots from Hinge, which appeared to show Postell using the dating app just days after the split.
“Are you kidding? This makes me so sad,” one person commented on a TikTok.
“He’s already on hinge? Wow,” another user chimed in.
A third person referenced prior allegations that Postell was “using” Bader, writing, “Text?? Not even a phone call?? OOF, I feel bad for her. But clearly the people who said he was only dating her to social climb were right.”
Bader, who started dating the former Goldman Sachs employee in the summer of 2022, previously shut down unfounded theories that her relationship was fake.
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“What really hurts me is seeing the things when I post with my boyfriend — and I love posting videos with him and it’s fun and we post funny things together — and then people are just like, ‘Clearly he’s being paid to be with her,’ like, ‘there’s no way such a good looking guy would be with a girl like that’ … ‘He has to be using her,'” the plus-size model said on a 2023 episode of Emily Ratajkowski’s podcast.
The fashion content creator, who has been open about her struggles with her weight, also told Ratajkowski that Postell had been “the most supportive” partner.
“He’s been the one that’s told me, ‘I don’t want you to lose weight in ways that are making you feel bad about yourself,’ like, ‘I love you the way you are,’” she said.
“So when I see people saying the opposite, or make me feel like there’s no way he could love me, and like, see these things, like, when people say ‘just don’t read it,’ I’m like, you don’t get it.”
