After breaking up with his girlfriend, Jack Doherty is less upset about the end of the relationship and more worried about money.
Jack Doherty has lost his girlfriend – and not only vents about it online but also streams the whole thing.
An Ugly Breakup
Jack Doherty’s girlfriend has broken up with him. While most breakups are painful but relatively uneventful, Doherty’s was far more dramatic: His now-ex-girlfriend arrived at his house with a police escort to collect her belongings.
She apparently didn’t feel safe with the streamer anymore - and looking at his reaction, it’s easy to see why: Instead of letting the officers do their job, he filmed his ex and the police against their will and uploaded the footage online the very same day.
He also filmed himself having a meltdown and insulted his ex in the video - the same ex he had only recently “married” in a ridiculously staged wedding, complete with paid viewbots.
He ranted about how much he had done for her, how she would never find anyone better, and how she had only used him for money.
It’s almost as if being a terrible person only attracts other terrible people. After all, his content mostly consists of walking around with a bodyguard while harassing random strangers.
"Only" $150,000
If his girlfriend supposedly cost him so much money during the relationship, why is he now freaking out about financial troubles after the breakup?
We don’t know because in the video, he both claims he spent a lot of money on his girlfriend while also complaining that the breakup cost him a fortune because he had been making money from his girlfriend’s OnlyFans account, but now she has locked him out.
According to his own statement, his monthly income dropped from $1.5 million to $150,000 in just two years.
He blames his ex for this decline rather than the fact that he’s been banned from almost all major streaming platforms due to his behavior over the years.
However, $150,000 a month is still a lot of money. He should probably be more concerned about his future after his influencer career, which is already starting to decline - and he's only 21 years old.
When hours of footage circulate online showing him harassing innocent people for fun or causing a car accident because he was reading his stream chat while driving, it’s likely that no one will want to hire him in the future.
What do you think about the situation? Is he the victim in this breakup, or is the situation his own fault?
What do you think the future holds for his influencer career?