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‘My boyfriend is a murderer, I love him so much that he became the stepfather of my child’

Lazy had been looking for Kat for eleven years, but he faces an incredibly long sentence: life without parole and an additional 35 and a half years, and he could soon be released on appeal.

Kat said even if her mother doesn’t approve of him, she’ll ‘still be with him’(katcsosaucyxo/TikTok)

A lovelorn woman who rekindled a teenage romance with a convicted murderer says he is now her daughter’s stepfather.

Kat met her high school sweetheart Lazy when they were thirteen, but they lost touch after he moved away. So when he contacted Kat on Facebook three years ago and told her he was in prison, the pair decided to kickstart their relationship through prison visits, phone calls, letters and emails.




Lazy faces a lengthy prison sentence of life without parole and an additional 35 and a half years. But if he appeals, Kat says he can leave within eight months.

Kat, who posts videos on TikTok as katcsosaucyxo or Kat Tha Brat, said that even if her mother doesn’t approve of him, she will “still be with him.” She loves her “TikTok family,” but Kat said she gets “a lot of hate,” saying “people want to come for my motherhood.”

She told Love Don’t Judge: ‘I saw he was alive and it broke my heart. I have a feeling he thought we had become an official couple the first day we started talking. He called me his girlfriend and I was like, ‘you never asked me,’ and then he finally asked me on 3/16/21.”

In the video, Kat receives a call from “a captured person”, who turns out to be Lazy, and Kat calls to discuss the couple’s lives with the filmmakers.(katcsosaucyxo/TikTok)

Lazy became her daughter’s stepfather “because of their bond and relationship.” Kat was nervous at first, having never introduced her to another man before and “especially someone in prison”. Meanwhile, some of the feedback from the public has been negative, she said.

One person said: “Why are you taking that girl to jail to see a man who isn’t her father… motherfucker!” Another said: “You really need to wake up; this man is a loser.” Kat, from Nashua, New Hampshire, said: “I try not to let it affect me, but it does.”

In the chat with Love Don’t Judge, she receives a call from “a captured person” who turns out to be Lazy and calls Kat. Kat asked him if he felt guilty for starting a relationship with her in prison. He replied, “No, I didn’t,” as just because he was in prison didn’t mean he “wasn’t allowed to continue his life.”