Who Is Dream's Ex-Girlfriend Sam? Creator Addresses TikToks About Him

Dream made a statement about his ex-girlfriend, Sam, who has posted destructive TikToks about him and the way she's connected to the new doxxing strive.

Popular Minecraft creator Dream has found himself in a tricky scenario, as he was once not too long ago doxxed by means of a handful of viewers shortly after rumors that he had died began to flow into. All of this follows a contemporary scandal over a speedrun, which was accused of being faked.

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To add to the drama, his ex-girlfriend, Sam, has reportedly been posting TikToks and different movies bashing the creator, accusing him of abuse and mistreatment whilst they have been in combination.

Dream took to his second Twitter on Jan. 7 to deal with all of these claims. In a TwitLonger, he mentioned the doxxing and how he thinks his ex is hooked up to it.

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Who is Sam, Dream's ex-girlfriend?

It's unclear how long Dream and Sam dated, even though they have been in combination originally of Dream's YouTube career. If you glance again at previous livestreams and movies, you'll be able to pay attention him talking to a "Sam," which many imagine is his ex.

The two in the end cut up, and have been separated for greater than a 12 months, despite the fact that Dream has no longer publicly commented as to why they broke up. In his remark, he alluded to infidelity, despite the fact that didn't offer specifics. 

In the observation, Dream stated Sam suffers from borderline persona disorder and self hurt. He clarified that he doesn't imagine these things make her a bad person — actually, she supported him when he started his channel— however said she may not be getting the assist she wishes. This, he says, is hooked up with some of the contemporary drama he is had to maintain.

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Dream stated he believes his ex is connected with the recent drama.

While part of what makes Dream so fashionable is the anonymity of his on-line presence (he has never published his face on digicam), the creator mentioned in his TwitLonger that he believes his ex-girlfriend is hooked up to the recent doxxing strive.

"She has recently been in contact with people that want to do harm to me or my family," he wrote, referring to these who doxxed him.

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"A lot of the things that have been said are very obviously not true and lead me to believe that she was taken advantage of by people who really want to do harm to me," he persisted. "I think that people taking advantage of people with mental health issues is a huge problem in today's world, and this is a really good example of that. I truly believe that when my ex is healthy and stable she is a wonderful person."

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He clarified that just because she might've helped some of his non-public data get leaked, he does now not want for any of his fanatics to attack her. He stated, "she doesn't deserve any more hate than anyone else."

"There are certain people that try and seek her out and cancel her or harass her for the things she's done in the past, and I really hope that me talking in detail about this will make them stop. I don't want anyone sending hate on my behalf, and I have said that on many occasions," he wrote.

Dream mentioned he believes the videos on the internet where she talks fondly of him are a extra accurate portrayal of his ex, and that he hopes she gets the assist she needs soon. 

"I truly think that she is a victim here and I really don't support any hate towards her at all," he mentioned. "She deserves support and care and to be helped by the people who care about her. Mental health is a serious issue, and she's been going through problems for a long time."

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