YouTuber Brooke Schofield claims her ex Matt Rife cheated on her with “20 women” before ultimately blocking her number in what turned out to be a brutal breakup.
Schofield appeared on the “Cancelled with Tana Mongeau” podcast Friday and detailed how she caught Rife’s alleged infidelity on TikTok by seeing the comedian in photos with another woman taken at the same time she was dating him earlier this year.
Schofield said she direct messaged the woman about the “timeline” of the romance and was immediately put into a group chat with other women.
“There were timelines, there were Venn diagrams, we were comparing notes. It was so crazy,” the social media personality claimed.
“For a man who doesn’t have time, this man had the most time.”
Schofield, 27, admitted she messaged Rife, 28, because she had always been a “Matt Rife apologist” and wanted to let him know he embarrassed her.
“I go to send him a little message. I want to get my facts straight, as if my facts aren’t straight enough … and I wasn’t even rude,” she recalled.
“I just sent him a text, and I was like, ‘How embarrassing is it that I’m literally currently getting dragged for defending you while also in a group chat with seven other girlfriends you had?’
“He blocked my f–king number. … Blocking me is so f–king crazy.”
The influencer said she hopes the stand-up star blocked her number to respect his current girlfriend, Jessica Lord, but then said he should “unfollow the 2,000 porn stars” he still follows “to this day.”
“F–king weirdo,” she added.
Reps for Rife didn’t immediately return Pvnew’s request for comment.
Pvnew exclusively reported in July that Rife was dating Lord following his split from “Pretty Little Liars” alum Lucy Hale.
Since then, however, the “Wild ‘N Out” alum has found himself in a cauldron of controversy. Last month, he came under fire for making a joke in his Netflix special, “Natural Selection,” about domestic violence, which many felt crossed the line.
Rife hit back with a fake apology, posting on social media, “If you’ve ever been offended by a joke I’ve told – here’s a link to my official apology.”
The link sent fans to a website selling special needs helmets.
TikTok star Bunny Hedaya then put Rife on blast over the weekend for starting “beef” with her 6-year-old son with a comment claiming the child’s Christmas presents were paid for with “money [his mom] makes on OnlyFans.”
“I have never made a single dollar from a man,” Hedaya responded. “You can’t accept the fact that people may like women for their personalities, though we know you don’t have one.
“You stick to circle jerking the men that you need validation from, and I will gladly take your female audience that you so desperately wanna get rid of.”
The controversies don’t appear to have affected Rife’s career, as Netflix announced Wednesday morning that he will be a headliner in the “Netflix is a Joke” festival in May 2024.
