The internet buzzed when two popular creators appeared side by side in a brand campaign, but the real drama unfolded months later. Oliver Mills and Brittany Broski were instantly linked by fans, and their seemingly playful collaborations soon turned into a public saga of accusations, break-ups and a televised apology. This article follows the key moments, from a joint Audible spot in 2024 to a six-minute confession video in October 2026.
Below, the timeline is broken into three chapters that align with the verified dates, allowing readers to see how a casual partnership morphed into a heated social-media controversy.
2024: First public appearances together
On June 4, 2024 both creators were featured in an Audible promo. The spot showed light-hearted banter, with Broski openly asking, “Do you want me?” The chemistry sparked curiosity, yet no official relationship was confirmed. Audible itself remained neutral, but the clip circulated widely, prompting viewers to wonder whether the on-screen chemistry hinted at something deeper.
Two months later, on August 24, 2024 the pair posted footage from a Disneyland outing. The park’s iconic backdrop amplified speculation, and fans immediately began pairing the two names in comment sections. Though neither the influencer nor the TikTok star announced a romance, the visual evidence fed a narrative that would later be revisited when Broski finally addressed the rumors.
2026: ROSALÍA concert confession and the ripple effect
Fast forward to July 3, 2026 during a ROSALÍA concert in San Diego. Broski was invited onto the stage for a “confessional” segment where she revealed details of a past relationship that many quickly linked to Mills. She said, “I dated a man from a different country—a small island, I won’t say which one. I begged him to stay with me in L.A.; everything was on my mom’s card. I paid for our trips to New York, Santa Barbara and Disneyland.” She added that after three weeks of living together, the man broke up with her, blocked her two weeks later, and was discovered to have maintained another girlfriend all along.
The confession reignited attention on the 2024 Disneyland video, and sleuths identified Oliver Mills as the unnamed ex. Within weeks, the drama resurfaced on TikTok. On September 8, 2026 actress and singer Avantika performed “Islands in the Stream” with Mills at a karaoke night, prompting fans to resurrect dating rumors. A month later, on September 29, 2026 Avantika posted a TikTok with Mills, and the comment section exploded with messages like “RUN!!!!!!!!!!” a direct nod to Broski’s earlier outburst.
October 2026: Ex-girlfriends speak out and Mills apologizes
The controversy peaked in early October. On October 1, 2026 Paris-based creator Maya Manoit released a two-part TikTok series alleging that Mills cheated repeatedly during their relationship. Broski entered the discussion, commenting, “Girl YOUVE GOT SO MANY WONDERFUL WOMEN STANDING BEHIND YOU who experienced the same shit 😭😭 he left me as a husk of myself !!!!!! he’s literally a LEECH.” The next day, October 2, 2026 another former partner, Sierra Brave, posted a video accusing Mills of manipulation and of lying about his single status when they began dating.
Facing a cascade of accusations, Mills posted a six-minute apology on TikTok on October 5, 2026. In the video he called himself “a liar and a cheat and an unsafe partner,” acknowledging selfish and narcissistic behavior. He addressed each accuser by name, saying, “Maya and Brittany and Sierra, I’m terribly sorry.” Both Manoit and Brave responded with muted sarcasm—Manoit lip-synced to Nessa Barrett’s “Pins and Needles” with the caption “Keep my name out ur mouth,” while Brave posted a terse “Girl whatever” while applying lip gloss.
As of now, Broski has not publicly reacted to the apology, leaving the final chapter of this saga open. What began as a simple joint promotion in mid-2024 has evolved into a cautionary tale about influencer relationships, public perception, and the speed at which social media can amplify personal conflict.
