Marissa Springer Speaks Out: "I'm Not The One He Cheated With"
Marissa Springer has stepped forward to address the swirling online rumors directly. The 24-year-old woman seen kissing viral TikTok chef Desmond Scott in photos now says she played no part in his marriage breakdown. In a clear and calm video shared on social media, Springer denied being the alleged affair partner.
A Direct Denial of Cheating Allegations
Marissa Springer looked straight into the camera and delivered her message firmly. "I'm going to say this one time and one time only, I'm not the one he cheated with," she stated. She emphasized that everyone involved in the situation knows this fact. While she did not mention Desmond Scott or his estranged wife Kirsty by name in her video, her meaning came through clearly.
The online storm began after Kirsty Scott filed for divorce from Desmond Scott last month. Court documents confirmed the filing, with Kirsty citing alleged infidelity and stating reconciliation was impossible. The couple, who met as teenagers and married in 2014, share two children and built an online presence around family-focused content.
Addressing Gender Identity Rumors and Fake Accounts
Marissa Springer also took time to confront other rumors circulating about her. She specifically addressed false claims about her gender identity. "Let's clear the air right now: I am definitely not transgender," she said. "I have always been a girl, I was born a girl, I am a girl, I'm just a girl. I love being a girl."
She added that using someone's sexual orientation as an insult represents wrong behavior that should not happen in 2026. Springer revealed another troubling aspect of the online attention. She said numerous fake accounts are currently using her name and photographs.
"There's so many fake accounts of me right now and a whole fake relationship," she explained. "I don't have a boyfriend." Despite receiving hate regardless of her actions, Springer said she wanted to set the record straight about her identity.
How They Met and the Fallout
Marissa Springer described how she first encountered Desmond Scott. She said she did not recognize him when they met. "I don't have kids, I don't cook, I don't really watch family content. I'm not on that side of TikTok," she noted. According to her account, they met at a bar and the interaction felt natural at the time.
The fallout from the divorce filing has extended beyond just online rumors. Springer mentioned that people connected to the situation have received death threats. She did not specify who was targeted, but indicated the seriousness of the harassment.
Desmond Scott's Response and Moving Forward
After news of the divorce became public, Desmond Scott shared his own statement on Instagram. He wrote about wanting to separate toward the end of 2025 and having conversations with Kirsty about this. "During this period, I made choices that I am not proud of," he admitted. Scott said he takes responsibility for his actions and requested privacy for everyone involved.
Marissa Springer concluded her video by standing firm in her denial. She made it clear she wants the truth to be known and false stories about her to stop spreading across social media platforms.
