The girlfriend of a murdered male model has said she received death threats after being named at the trial of her boyfriend’s killers.
The court heard how the pair rowed after Koh bragged about having sex with 25-year-old Uzoka’s girlfriend, Ruby Campbell, who is also a model.
She did not give evidence at the trial but has taken to social media to break her silence after receiving “multiple death threats”.
In an Instagram post accompanying a picture of her with Uzoka, she insisted she had never met Koh, who stabbed her boyfriend in the heart while she was away working in Los Angeles and Sweden.
“Harry died because a man had a jealous obsession with Harry. He came to his house with his two friends, knives and intentions to kill,” she wrote.
“Since this event has happened I’m so sad and heartbroken. I had finally found someone I was so happy with and he was taken from me.”
Campbell said the tragedy has been “twisted” by the press and social media users “to make it seem like I was the bad guy in this situation or this was a fight about me”.
“This makes me so sad,” her post continued. “I have had a hard time this year grieving and I am still grieving.
“Harry was my love. I have never lost a person in my life and I’m receiving multiple death threats and multiple social media accounts using a tragedy as click bait.”
Uzoka was signed with London’s Premier Model Management agency and counted catwalk star Jourdan Dunn among his friends.
He had recently returned from a Caribbean holiday with his girlfriend and landed a film role shortly before he was killed outside his home in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, on January 11.
The murder trial heard he fell out with Koh after he bragged to Paris-based model Annecetta Lafon that he had sex with Campbell.
Prosecutor Richard Horwell QC said: “Koh claimed that he knew Uzoka well and then said that he had sex with Uzoka’s girlfriend and that was the reason why they no longer talked.”
Uzoka collapsed and died after he and his flatmate, armed only with dumbbell bars, went to settle a dispute with Koh, who was himself accompanied by two friends.
Koh was found guilty of murder, along with machete-wielding Merse Dikanda, 24.
Personal trainer Jonathan Okigbo, also 24, was acquitted of murder but convicted of manslaughter.
All three men will be sentenced on September 21.