Ex-girlfriend of Louis Theroux manosphere influencer Myron Gaines reveals she’s been in remedy since they broke up and ‘attempting to depart something to do with him previously’

The now ex-girlfriend of influencer Myron Gaines who featured in Louis Theroux‘s Inside The Manosphere documentary revealed she has been in therapy since breaking up with him and now has a new boyfriend. 

Angie Camacho’s appearance in the documentary sparked social media ridicule of Myron, whose real name is Amrou Fadl, after she made it clear she was not on board with his wish to have ‘multiple wives’ despite him insisting she was. 

The pair were in a ‘one-way monogamous’ relationship which allowed him to sleep around with other women, whilst she remained loyal. 

However, Angie dumped Myron after the documentary was filmed and started therapy sessions, and now says she has a new relationship with an ‘amazing man’ who ‘doesn’t make her worry about any of this’. 

Angie posted to TikTok: ‘Hey it’s me Angie, finally coming out of my shell on social media. 

‘I want to leave this behind, I want to leave the past in the past. I’ve already been through a lot, I’ve been through therapy, I’ve heard a zillion pep talks of what my friends and family had to say. 

‘I am so blessed and so thankful to say that I am in a new relationship where I don’t have to worry about any of this. I met this amazing man who cares for me who makes me feel so special makes me so happy.’ 

She added: ‘I couldn’t be more grateful for him, I can finally say I see a future with somebody and he can see a future with me.’ 

Angie Camacho dumped Myron Gaines and has said she has an ‘amazing man’ who ‘doesn’t make her worry’ 

Louis Theroux met with influencer Amrou, better known as Myron Gaines (pictured right), to discuss his relationship with his girlfriend of two years, Angie (left) as part of his Netflix documentary Inside The Manosphere

Angie said she did not want to feature in the documentary after being filmed with Louis and Myron discussing their ‘one-sided monogamy’ relationship. 

Despite asking to be removed, her section was kept in the Netflix doc as, contractually, the producers did not have to remove it once she had signed the agreement. 

Myron was filmed by Louis on his ‘Fit and Fresh’ podcast, which has hosted Andrew Tate in the past, asking female guests their body counts and making comments on their bodies and ‘sex appeal’. 

He appeared concerned when he discovered Louis was interviewing his female staff, and banned them from speaking to him. Since the documentary aired, Myron hit out at the streaming service for being ‘woke’. 

Myron originally rose to fame online among a young male audience due to his controversial podcast, which in one clip included in the Netflix documentary saw him call a female guest ‘fat f***ing b***h’.   

Louis quizzed Amrou on his hopes to have ‘multiple wives’ – following a ‘one-way monogamous’ relationship with his now ex-girlfriend Angie, which allowed him to sleep with other women, while she remained faithful.

The content creator has since branded Louis a ‘liar’ to his army of fans in another podcast format, titled The Debrief, where Amrou shared his controversial and divisive opinions on recent news stories. 

In the horrifying over seven-hour long stream titled ‘Inside the Therouxsphere of lies’, which saw him react to a shooting at a synagogue and developments on the Middle East conflict, he hit out against the documentary as ‘making him look crazy’. 

Myron has since accused Louis of being a ‘liar’ and said he ‘made him look crazy’  

Angie also revealed she had been through therapy after her relationship with the misogynist podcaster 

 Branding Netflix as a ‘bunch of woke garbage’ and referring to the documentarian as ‘Louis the liar’, he said of his TV appearance: ‘For a very long time I was hesitant.

‘I was not really interested in doing it and the reason why was because I saw how they did my boy Andrew Tate. I wasn’t really happy about it.

‘These companies understand that “normies” are easily shocked and offended, and what they do is, they find polarising people, they get them for interviews, they cut out all the context, all the background, why they think the way that they do and they cut out how they came to their conclusion.

‘Their goal is to take a polarising person, put them in a box, make them look crazy, give shock value and sell it off.’

Elsewhere in the controversial episode, Amrou shockingly told his devoted followers that overweight people ‘don’t deserve’ to find love and that ‘feminism was behind’ all of the ‘problems’ in the world – met with hundreds of followers in agreement.

He also used a homophobic and ableist slurs as he hit back at followers with views of disagreement, branded women ‘w****s’ and ‘h**s’, and used an anti-semitic caricature image as he spoke about Jews.