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Off Campus Warns Fans It Will Remove Accounts for Targeted Harassment

Prime Video says the warning responds to a wave of online abuse of cast members and their partners and aims to protect safety as Season 2 films.

Overview

  • The show’s official social account posted a public notice that accounts engaging in “targeted harassment” will be removed from following Off Campus, a message published on June 11 and reported across outlets.
  • The warning followed heightened attention after star Mika Abdalla announced her split from Jake Short and a resurfaced podcast clip of Short using a derogatory term went viral.
  • Abdalla and Short issued a joint statement to Us Weekly saying the clip does not reflect their five‑year relationship and pushed back against harmful assumptions.
  • Multiple outlets report that harassment has extended to cast members’ partners and loved ones and has included racially insensitive comments, prompting cast requests for closer moderation of social channels.
  • Off Campus is filming Season 2 in Vancouver after a rapid breakout on Prime Video — the first season drew strong early viewership — and the streamer’s action follows recent platform efforts to curb toxic fandom around other shows.