How racist Kentucky student Sophia Rosing doxxed female classmate with public ‘I send nudes’ post

A high school classmate of racist University of Kentucky student Sophia Rosing has branded her a ‘bully who made my life hell’ and has now had her ‘true personality’ revealed.

The woman alleges that when she was 15, she was constantly harassed and bullied by Rosing who doxxed her by posting her number online with a message that she would send nudes – and spread false rumors around their school that she had gotten pregnant and had an abortion.

At one point the girl and her family even threatened to involve the police and press charges.

The woman, who asked to remain anonymous, told DailyMail.com that the constant harassment and bullying only ended when her parents removed her from Beechwood Independent High School at the end of the year.

Rosing, a 22-year-old business and marketing major, was arrested early Sunday after launching herself at a fellow student Kylah Spring who was working the front desk of dorms on the University’s Lexington, Kentucky campus. Footage showed her unleash a 10-minute-long racist tirade during which, court documents reveal, she called Spring a ‘n*****’ more than 200 times – and sang the slur as she was carted off by cops. 

A former classmate of racist University of Kentucky student Sophia Rosing (pictured), who attended Beechwood with her,  has branded her a ‘bully’ who has had her ‘true personality’ exposed by her own vile rant

Rosing, pictured in high school, allegedly started rumors about the pupil ‘getting pregnant and getting an abortion’ in high school, which was not true

On Monday, Rosing sobbed as she pleaded not guilty to charges of intoxication in a public place, third-degree assault on a police officer, fourth-degree assault and second-degree disorderly conduct. She was later released on $10,000 bail and collected her parents.

Her lawyer has said she will now go to rehab for ‘treatment for her issues’ and will attend a racial sensitivity course.

Rosing’s ex-classmate said: ‘I always felt like I had to bow down to her. She started rumors about me, she told a bunch of people that I was pregnant and got an abortion in high school which was not true.

‘The harassment caused by her was just constant, she would say nasty comments in the hallway and at one point we had to threaten to press charges unless she stopped.

‘She would also comment on big Instagram pages posting my number and saying that I would send explicit images, so I would be harassed by men of all ages because of her doing that.

‘She also tried to get me, and my siblings kicked out of school, saying that they didn’t live in the district. Beechwood is an independent school, and you have to live in the district.

‘Once she saw my stepbrother go home to his mom’s so then tried to get us all kicked out of Beechwood. She bullied me and made my life hell.

‘I was pulled out of the school at the end of the year because of her constant bullying.’

She also says Rosing’s parents will ‘throw money’ at the problem in an attempt to ‘make it go away’. 

The business and marketing major was pictured leaving Fayette Detention Centre on Monday night, with her parents Jill and Don Rosing who paid her $10,000 bail. Her head was covered and she tried to hide her face by holding paper in front of herself. 

Rosing, 22, has pleaded not guilty to charges of intoxication in a public place, third-degree assault on a police officer, fourth-degree assault and second-degree disorderly conduct. She was later released on $10,000 bail and collected her parents. 

Rosing, 22, was arrested early Sunday morning after she stumbled into the dorms on campus in Lexington, Kentucky, before she launched herself at fellow student Kylah Spring, who was working the front desk

Rosing is seen here early Sunday morning launching herself at fellow student Kylah Spring, who was working at the front desk of a dormitory on campus

When Spring and another black student tried to get Rosing to sit down, Rosing could be seen trying to punch the other victim and trying to kick Spring

In an Instagram post following the altercation, Kylah Spring described what she had endured

Her ex-classmate added: ‘Not a lot of people of color attend Beechwood, but I don’t recall her ever saying anything outwardly.

‘Her parents are going to throw money at this to try to make it go away for her. The video 100% shows her true colors, her behavior has been the same since high school.

‘She doesn’t live in a mansion by any means, but she does live in a very expensive area. Her bragging about how much money she has isn’t new either, she would do that at school too.

‘Everything that happened is not new behavior, it was not a loss of judgement she has just had her true personality be exposed due to her drunken behavior.

‘She is not a very nice person, and karma comes around.’  

In the full 10-minute video of Rosing’s assault, which shows her use the n-word 200 times, she is told that she has ruined her life to which she brazenly replies ‘no I didn’t’ before singing the n-word over and over before police arrived to arrest her.

Even after the University of Kentucky officer has her in handcuffs, she can still be heard singing the word as she is dragged away.

Rosing can also be heard telling Spring to ‘do her chores’ as well as calling her an ‘ugly n***** b****’ while horrified students look on and some try to intervene.

During her rampage, Rosing told University of Kentucky police officers that she gets ‘special treatment’ because she has ‘lots of money’.

Court documents revealed she ‘kicked and bit’ officers as they tried to place her under arrest. 

University Police were finally able to take Rosing into custody just before 4am on Sunday following the now-viral incident. She was held at the Fayette County Detention Center where she refused to identify herself to officers upon her arrival in the early hours so was processed as a Jane Doe. 

When asked by DailyMail.com if Rosing would be suspended, the University declined to comment because the disciplinary investigation was ongoing. 

She was escorted out of the jail by her parents, Jill and Don Rosing, after apparently posting bail

The blonde 22-year-old was pictured trying to obscure her face as she left the jail Monday night 

In an email to students following the altercation, President Eli Capilouto said Spring ‘acted with professionalism, restraint and discretion.’  

He noted that the school’s Office of Student Conduct has launched an immediate review of the assault, and that its Student Success teams ‘are reaching out to the student victims who were subject to this behavior to offer support.’

It added: ‘To be clear: We condemn this behavior and will not tolerate it under any circumstances,’ he said, as he vowed to update students with more information as it becomes available.

But Capilouto is now under pressure from students to expel Rosing. Spring shared a post which said: ‘Eli, as per usual makes a statement that means jack s*** without action.

‘Sophia Rosing needs to be held accountable and expelled for what she did. We will not tolerate this hate on campus.’  

Spring, made an impassioned speech at an anti-racism march on Monday night, a day after the attack.

When asked by DailyMail.com if Rosing would be suspended, the University declined to comment because the disciplinary investigation was ongoing

The desk clerk, a freshman at the university, became emotional as she addressed the dozens of people who attended the march in her honor. She told the crowd: ‘I was physically, verbally and racially assaulted by Jane Doe, aka Sophia Rosing.

‘This is a recurring issue in and across the American school system no matter what age. I am deeply saddened by the events that took place, but I am most grateful for justice that is to come. To Miss Rosing. You will not break my spirit and you will be held accountable for your actions. I only pray that you open your heart to love and try to experience life differently and more positively.

‘As Michelle Obama once said, when they go low, we go high. I will continue to address this situation with grace and humility.’ 

DailyMail.com can reveal that she grew up in a modest three-bedroom and two-bathroom family property in Fort Mitchell with her parents and siblings

 A year before the vile racist incident, Rosing had bragged to fellow students: ‘I’m rich as f*** and you’re obviously not’.

But DailyMail.com can reveal that she grew up in a modest three-bedroom and two-bathroom family property in Fort Mitchell with her parents and siblings.

Her father, Paul Donald Rosing, works as an Technology Executive for Messer Construction Co, but relatives of Rosing have not yet responded to request for comment.

Since Sunday’s attack, Rosing herself has been fired by fashion brand Dillard’s for her outburst. She was part of the Campus Collective Program, with a Dillard’s spokesperson saying: ‘Dillard’s does not condone this behavior. Her relationship with Dillard’s has been terminated immediately.’ 

‘I’m rich as f*** and you’re obviously not’… Rosing had previously been filmed berating another student at a party