Overview
- The Off Campus official social account posted a warning on June 11 saying accounts that engage in "targeted harassment" will be removed from following the show.
- The message followed renewed online scrutiny after Mika Abdalla announced her split from Jake Short and a resurfaced 2024 podcast clip of Short circulated on social platforms.
- Abdalla and Short issued a joint statement asking for privacy and saying the clip did not reflect their five-year relationship, and Short posted an Instagram apology calling the joke "disrespectful".
- Season two is in production in Vancouver and Prime Video is advancing the series as a rotating‑couple franchise, which the company says raises stakes for cast safety and set continuity.
- The warning follows similar moderation steps by the streamer on other YA properties and signals studios will use platform controls such as blocking and follower removal to limit toxic fandom conduct.