TikTok Creator Alleges Stalking After High School Breakup: ‘He Was Gonna Make My Life a Living Hell’

TikTok Creator Details Alleged Harassment Campaign Following High School Breakup

TikTok user Bree Richardson, who posts under the handle @breerichardsonn, has shared a detailed account of what she describes as a months-long campaign of stalking and intimidation by an ex-boyfriend following their breakup during their senior year of high school. The video, filmed in the popular “get ready with me” format, has garnered over 1.3 million views and 561 comments since posting. Richardson stated that a no-contact order involving her ex recently ended, which she says now permits her to speak publicly about the events she alleges took place last March.

Breakup Triggers Alleged Escalation

According to Richardson, the relationship ended abruptly via text message. She recounted that while they were dating, her ex had instructed her to break up with him over text because he would not be able to do it in person. “This is my senior year. So this is last year in March. I broke up with him over text,” Richardson said in the video. She described the split as non-amicable and said she returned to school attempting to continue her routine, but the situation rapidly deteriorated.

Richardson alleged that during a physical education class—ostensibly a kickball game—her ex threw a basketball at the back of her head. She further claimed he poured soda into her car, an act she said was captured by campus security footage. Following these incidents, she said he began following her around the school campus, causing her to feel unsafe.

Parking Lot Confrontation and Disciplinary Action

The harassment, Richardson alleged, culminated in a confrontation in the school parking lot. She described attempting to unlock her car while her ex sat in his vehicle facing her. “I hear something fly by my head. So I look over at him and I get a water bottle straight to the face,” she said. Richardson stated she returned to the school building, where the principal informed her he had witnessed the incident. She said her ex received a two-day suspension as a result.

However, Richardson claimed the suspension did not de-escalate the behavior. She alleged that upon his return, her ex issued a direct threat. “He came out of the suspension room and told me to enjoy my two days because after that he was gonna make my life a living hell,” she said.

No-Contact Order Filed After Alleged Vehicular Incident

Richardson said school officials and teachers became aware of the ongoing incidents. She later alleged that her ex attempted to hit her with a vehicle, a claim that prompted her father to file a no-contact order for her protection. Richardson did not identify her ex-partner by name in the video.

Social Media Reaction Highlights Concerns Over Escalation Patterns

The comment section of Richardson’s video quickly filled with users expressing support and sharing their own perspectives on the dynamics she described. Many praised her for coming forward. “So proud of you! You stood up for yourself. You didn’t let him win.” one commenter wrote.

Others focused on the potential severity of the behavioral pattern described. “He is absolutely going to beat his future partners if he hasn’t already. I was a victim advocate who processed protection orders daily,” another user wrote, identifying themselves as a former victim advocate.

A different viewpoint emphasized the fear associated with silent stalking. “It’s even scarier when you DONT hear from them. I’m so sorry girl.” another commenter shared.

Why This Matters

Richardson’s story highlights the intersection of teen dating violence, school safety protocols, and the role of social media as a platform for survivors to bypass traditional gatekeepers and share experiences directly with the public. The allegations—ranging from physical assault with objects to stalking and vehicular threats—underscore the potential for post-breakup escalation, a recognized risk factor in intimate partner violence research. The involvement of school administrators, campus security footage, and the legal system via a no-contact order illustrates the multi-institutional response often required in such cases. However, the inability of The Daily Dot to independently verify the details serves as a reminder of the challenges in reporting on viral personal narratives where legal proceedings may be sealed or ongoing, and parties remain unnamed. The expiration of the no-contact order marks a critical juncture, potentially allowing for further public discourse or legal action.