Lexi Lace (formerly "Lexi Love")
Last reviewed by a human: 2026-07-10
Unclaimed page — not yet verified by VerifiedHer. Is this you?
It depends which Lexi Love you mean — the name is a three-way collision. The one from the viral 2024 headlines ("AI girlfriend earns $30,000 a month, gets marriage proposals") is not a real person: she's an AI companion persona launched in June 2023 by the company Foxy AI. After a trademark dispute with Selena Scola — a real, human performer who has used the stage name Lexi Love since 2004 and holds the registered trademark — Foxy AI renamed its persona "Lexi Lace." A third Lexi Love also exists: the real drag performer from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 17. So: the AI girlfriend is AI (and renamed); the other two Lexi Loves are real people. This page covers the AI persona and is unclaimed, compiled from public sources.
All of her, everywhere — every known account
- Foxy AI foxy.ai/lexi-lace Appears official Her Foxy AI page is gone — the URL returns not-found, and foxy.ai itself has pivoted to selling an AI content-generation tool (checked July 10, 2026). Where the persona lives now, if anywhere, is undocumented.
- Instagram @lexi_lace_ Unverified Appears to be the renamed account; earlier "Lexi Love" handles are defunct.
- X (Twitter) @LexiLove Warning NOT the AI. That handle belongs to the real performer who owns the trademark.
Quick answers
Is the Lexi Love / Lexi Lace AI still online?updated 2026-07-10
Her page on Foxy AI — the persona's operator and official home — is gone: it returns not-found, and Foxy AI's own site now sells an AI content-generation tool instead of hosting personas (checked July 10, 2026). No official statement accompanied the removal, so the persona's current status is unknown.
Is every “Lexi Lace (formerly "Lexi Love")” online the same person?
No — the name gets tangled with others, and telling them apart is half the point of this page.
- Selena Scola is a real performer who has used the stage name Lexi Love since 2004 and holds the registered trademark — she is not AI, and the AI persona was renamed because of her.
- Lexi Love of RuPaul's Drag Race (Season 17) is also a real person, unrelated to both.
Account history
Dated findings from VerifiedHer's own verification records. Each entry is backed by an archived capture on file.
Under continuous verification — 2 accounts on record; last full sweep Aug 17, 2026, 1 reachable.
Scam & impersonation warnings
- Accounts still branded "Lexi Love AI" are either defunct, renamed, or unofficial — the persona's current name is Lexi Lace.
- The X handle @LexiLove belongs to the real human performer, not the AI. Attributing the AI to her gets the story exactly backwards.
The documented facts
- Created and operated by Foxy AI (founder/CEO Sam Emara); persona launched June 2023 Source: Press coverage / Crunchbase · documented
- The famous "$30,000/month and 20 marriage proposals" figures trace to Foxy AI's own statements, syndicated across outlets — never independently audited Source: Breitbart, Jan 19, 2024 (earliest of the wave) · reported
- Renamed to "Lexi Lace" in spring 2024 after trademark enforcement by Selena Scola, the real performer who has used the Lexi Love stage name since 2004 Source: foxy.ai/lexi-lace (page since taken down) + Scola's public statements · reported
- Instagram disabled or renamed multiple Foxy AI "Lexi Love" accounts during the dispute Source: Scola's public posts, Mar 2024 · reported
- The name dispute later expanded to the RuPaul's Drag Race performer Lexi Love (Clair Barnes) — an ongoing legal matter between the real parties Source: Deadline, Aug 2025 · documented
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