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A North Carolina jury has ordered TikTok influencer **Brenay Kennard**, who has nearly three million followers, to pay **$1.75 million** in damages for her role in breaking up another woman’s marriage.

The verdict follows a lawsuit filed by **Akira Montague**, who accused Kennard of having an affair with her husband, **Timothy Montague**. According to the complaint, Kennard deliberately pursued Timothy, publicly displayed their relationship, and ultimately caused the collapse of the Montagues’ marriage.

Jurors found Kennard guilty of **criminal conversation**, resulting in a **$250,000 penalty**, and **alienation of affection**, which carried a **$1.5 million fine**. North Carolina is among the few states that still allow alienation of affection claims, letting a spouse sue a third party for causing the breakdown of a marriage.

Akira, who wed Timothy in 2018 and shares children with him, said the affair caused her deep emotional harm and disrupted her family. She also alleged that Kennard posted images of her children online. Her attorney, **Robonetta Jones**, said the jury’s decision delivered long-awaited justice.

“Akira has finally received justice for losing her husband and the father of her children,” Jones stated.

Kennard denied wrongdoing, claiming Akira was aware her marriage was already ending and allowed the relationship to continue.

The case, filed in **May 2024**, drew widespread attention, partly because Kennard chose to represent herself in court and because of the online drama surrounding the proceedings.

Both Kennard and Timothy are now remarried.

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00:00A North Carolina jury has ordered TikTok influencer Brene Canard, who has nearly three million
00:06followers, to pay $1.75 million in damages for her role in breaking up another woman's marriage.
00:14The verdict follows a lawsuit filed by Akira Montague, who accused Canard of having an affair
00:20with her husband, Timothy Montague. According to the complaint, Canard deliberately pursued
00:26Timothy, publicly displayed their relationship, and ultimately caused the collapse of the Montague's
00:31marriage. Jurors found Canard guilty of criminal conversation, resulting in a $250,000 penalty,
00:40and alienation of affection, which carried a $1.5 million fine. North Carolina is among the few
00:49states that still allow alienation of affection claims, letting a spouse sue a third party for
00:55causing the breakdown of a marriage. Akira, who wed Timothy in 2018 and shares children with him,
01:03said the affair caused her deep emotional harm and disrupted her family. She also alleged that
01:09Canard posted images of her children online. Her attorney, Robinetta Jones, said the jury's decision
01:16delivered long-awaited justice. Akira has finally received justice for losing her husband and the
01:23father of her children, Jones stated. Canard denied wrongdoing, claiming Akira was aware her marriage
01:31was already ending and allowed the relationship to continue. The case, filed in May 2024, drew widespread
01:40attention, partly because Canard chose to represent herself in court and because of the online drama
01:46surrounding the proceedings. Both Canard and Timothy are now remarried.
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