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Model Sumner Stroh claims she had an affair with Adam Levine

An Instagram model is going viral on TikTok for accusing Adam Levine of having an affair with her.

The woman, Sumner Stroh, did not identify the cheating party at first, only calling him a “man who is married to a Victoria’s Secret model.”

The Maroon 5 frontman, 43, has been married to former Victoria’s Secret Angel Behati Prinsloo since 2014.

“At the time, I was young, I was naive and, quite frankly, I feel exploited,” Stroh, 23, said in the video posted Monday, without detailing when the alleged affair occurred.

“I wasn’t in ‘the scene’ like I am now, so I was definitely very easily manipulated.”

However, Stroh exclusively told Page Six that the alleged affair took place “last year” when she “graduated college in 2021.”

Instagram model Sumner Stroh claimed on TikTok that Adam Levine cheated on wife Behati Prinsloo with her. sumnerstroh//TikTok

When asked whether it was sexual or just emotional cheating, the model claimed she and Levine had a “physical” relationship.

“I haven’t spoken to him in months,” she also noted to us.

However, Levine denied having an affair with Stroh, writing on his Instagram Story Tuesday that he simply “crossed the line” and “used poor judgment in speaking with anyone other than [his] wife.”

In her viral video, Stroh posted screenshots of direct messages that the rocker purportedly sent her.

Stroh said in the caption of the video she was “embarrassed I was involved w a man with this utter lack of remorse and respect.” Getty Images

“Maroon 5 is basically elevator music at this point, so I’m sure you know who Adam Levine is,” she told her followers, taking a slight jab at his band.

The messages, which appeared in a green screen behind her, claimed Levine told her, “It is truly unreal how f–king hot you are. Like it blows my mind.”

Stroh then appeared to respond, “I mean I think the same. Seeing you in person I was like … I’m f–ked.”



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Another message allegedly sent by the “She Will Be Loved” singer then said, “You are 50 times hotter in person. And so am I hahahah.”

Stroh claimed she and Levine dated for “about a year,” but he came back into her life months later to allegedly ask her about naming his next child after her.

Levine allegedly asked Stroh in a DM whether he could name his next child after her. sumnerstroh//TikTok

“He said, ‘Ok, serious question. I’m having another baby and if it’s [a] boy I really wanna name it Sumner. You ok with that? DEAD serious,'” the model said, reading the alleged DM aloud.

Page Six obtained a video that appears to show the messages were linked to Levine’s verified Instagram profile.

Levine and Prinsloo recently confirmed they are expecting their third child. The couple already share daughters Dusty Rose, 5 and Gio Grace, 4.

Stroh said that she was “in hell at this point” after Levine allegedly contacted her about the namesake request.

“I mean, my morals were unknowingly compromised,” the brunette beauty claimed. “I was completely manipulated.”

Levine and Prinsloo have been married for eight years. Getty Images for Baby2Baby

However, people in the comments section were not as convinced that Stroh was so innocent.

“It’s no secret he’s been married for a decade. The only victim here is his wife and children,” one user wrote.

Another commented, “The word for what you’re feeling is guilt. You weren’t the victim here.”

In his Instagram denial, Levine shared that he has “taken proactive steps to remedy this with [his] family,” adding, “We will get through it. And we will get through it together.”

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Sumner Stroh modeling in a swimsuit.
Stroh claims she makes money as an Instagram model.sumnerstroh/Instagram
Sumner Stroh modeling in a swimsuit.
Stroh claims she makes money as an Instagram model.sumnerstroh/Instagram
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Sumner Stroh modeling in a swimsuit.
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Stroh said in the video she wanted to “handle this privately” and “never come forward” but claimed she was blackmailed by a friend who threatened to sell the story to a tabloid.

“Obviously, I know the implications doing what I do, making money the way I do and being an Instagram model, so being tied to a story like this — I know the stereotypes,” she added.

“I had sent some screenshots to a few friends recklessly [who] I thought I trusted, and one of them had attempted to sell to a tabloid, um, so here I am.”

Reps for Levine and Prinsloo did not immediately return Page Six’s multiple requests for comment.