A British adult model who murdered her boyfriend is now demanding conjugal visits with her new partner in prison.
Abigail White, 24, was locked up for life after stabbing Bradley Lewis, 22, to death when he broke up with her in March 2022, The Sun reports.
The self-dubbed “fake Barbie” claimed said she wanted only to scare the dad of her three children when she picked up the 17cm kitchen knife and stabbed him through the heart.
She was convicted of murder and sentenced to a minimum of 18 years.
White, who is now serving her sentence a prison in Gloucestershire, South West England, is now insisting her “needs” be taken into account and men be allowed to stay the night with female inmates.
“It has come to my attention, after recently being sentenced to 18 years, that prisons do not facilitate overnight stays for women prisoners and their partners,” she told prison magazine Inside Times.
“They should take into account and consideration our needs, and allow men and women to have overnight stays together.
“I would like to know what other prisoners think about this, as quite a few girls here agree.”
White, who boasted of making £50,000 ($A90,840) a year on a popular subscription site selling explicit content, argued with Bradley in a pub where she threw a drink in his face.
He told a friend: “I’m dead when I get home.”
White, who once messaged a pal saying, “I fully believe I am capable of killing him”, later stabbed him with a 17cm kitchen knife.
She insisted she had not realised what she had done until it was too late.
White was given life with a minimum of 18 years at Bristol Crown Court in October last year.
But Bradley’s family still don’t feel like they have justice.
His dad Steve Lewis said: “We were pleased with the verdict [of murder] but we would have liked a few more years on top.
“It doesn’t feel right really, we’re glad she’s locked up but we don’t feel we’ve got justice because we’re the ones with the full life sentence.
“People just wanted her, in a sense, to rot in hell.”
A spokesperson for the UK’s Prison Service, which runs 141 current prisons across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland explained “prisoners see family during daytime visits which are supervised by staff”.
Conjugal visits – where inmates spend several hours or days in private with their legal spouse, often for sexual activity – are permitted in several countries including parts of Australia and the US, Canada, France and Spain.
Not all the States and Territories in Australia recognise or permit conjugal prison visits. Victoria is the only state that permits visits as a conjugal right subject to certain rules or conditions.
This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission
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