OnlyFans creator Isabella McKean breaches bail for alleged Pomona stabbing

A Noosa OnlyFans creator on bail for an alleged home invasion stabbing with another man has been arrested for breaching her curfew, putting her in the crosshairs of police.

Isabelle Rose McKean leaves the Maroochydore watch house on a previous occasion.

A Noosa OnlyFans creator has almost been remanded in custody for breaching her bail on wounding charges where a man was allegedly stabbed in a home invasion.

Isabella Rose McKean received a suspended jail term for two “sinister” breaches of bail in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where she faced the real possibility of being remanded in custody.

Police prosecutor Jeanette Grigoris told the court the Tewantin woman was on bail on multiple charges including wounding and entering a dwelling with intent at night on September 19.

Police allege her and Tom Starky broke into a Pomona home around 11pm and stabbed a 23-year-old man known to them before they fled.

Isabelle Rose McKean, 25, faced court on Tuesday where she applied for bail.

McKean was granted bail on strict conditions which included curfews and reporting conditions.

Sergeant Grigoris told the court McKean also had seven other alleged bail breaches before Noosa Magistrates Court.

The 25-year-old, appearing in a low cut long sleeve black shirt from the watch house by video, listened intently as defence lawyer Jacob Pruden said she would plead guilty to two new bail breaches.

Magistrate Haydn Stjernqvist told McKean these were “sinister” breaches of her curfew conditions which prevented her from leaving a certain address between 9pm and 5am each night.

“You’re out and about at night time, that’s why the curfew is there to reduce the risk of you reoffending,” Mr Stjernqvist said.

“But it hasn’t worked.”

McKean is an OnlyFans creator and has more than 12,000 followers on Instagram.

Sergeant Grigoris said police went to McKean’s bail address twice where they were told the Tewantin woman was visiting her mum and wasn't home.

When the Tewantin woman went to police to report later that day on March 25 she was arrested.

Mr Pruden told the court up until her charges in September last year the 25-year-old had never been involved with the law, but always reported her change of address to police ahead of time.

The defence lawyer said McKean’s mum broke her leg which is why her daughter was visiting at the time, but said it was obviously a “bad decision” due to her curfew.

Mr Stjernqvist sentenced her to two months’ jail suspended immediately for six months and was released back on bail.

Sergeant Grigoris said there was an application by police to revoke the Tewantin woman’s bail but this was refused.

She is due back in court on April 5.

Originally published as OnlyFans creator Isabella McKean breaches bail for alleged Pomona stabbing