There has been a lot since Monday when the world learned that a well-known musician may also (gasp!) be a womanizer. A womanizer.

OK, it’s not exactly shocking. And there’s no real evidence that Adam Levine, frontman of the candy-coated pop band Maroon 5, ever actually had a physical affair. The speed with which five women came forward to claim everything, from a one-year-long relationship to innocent flirting, has gossip hounds salivating.

A series of awkward Instagram DMs show that People’s 2013 Sexiest Man Alive may have let the honor go to his head. There are moments of unadulterated ego, like when he appears to tell one woman she’s “50 times hotter in person” before adding, “and so am i,” or when he later asks the same woman if he can name his child after her, leading her to conclude, “I’m in hell.” Some of the messages are just pathetically horny—in one thread, he appears to compliment a woman’s backside and begs her, “I’d do anything for it,” capping off his plea with a swirly-eyes emoji that almost makes you feel bad for him, until you remember he’s married with kids.

Some allegations are more serious. One woman alleges that her boyfriend assaulted her physically after she discovered suggestive text messages from the singer on their phone.

Levine has been quiet during the storm of media attention and revelations. After the first allegation, Levine denied ever having an affair, but copped to using “poor judgment in speaking with anyone other than my wife in ANY kind of flirtatious manner,” according to a statement provided to TMZ. Four other women have now come forward to share their own stories and receipts, raising questions about his marital future.

Meanwhile, paparazzi have spotted the singer and his wife of eight years, former Victoria’s Secret model Behati Prinsloo, multiple times since the scandal broke. The pair—who share two children together and are currently expecting their third—were all smiles as they strolled around Montecito, California, where they own a home, on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Here is a list of five women who have spoken out against Levine thus far.

Sumner StrohStroh broke the dam on this scandal by himself in a TikTok post that Monday.

The 23-year-old OnlyFans model, who now boasts nearly a million followers on TikTok and Instagram combined, says she was involved in an affair with Levine for about a year, though it’s not clear when the alleged tryst began.

The first video features screenshots of Instagram messages from Levine.

“It is truly unreal how fucking hot you are,” he appears to say from his verified account. “Like it blows my mind.” He later adds, “You are 50 times hotter in person. I agree, hahah.

Stroh claims that she was constantly under the impression Levine and Prinsloo had been separated all the time. She admits to feeling “exploited” and “manipulated” by the alleged affair, which she says began shortly after she moved to Los Angeles.

The weirdest part comes when, after what Stroh describes as “months” of not talking, Levine appears to slide back into her inbox this past summer to ask if he can name his third child after her.

“OK serious question. I’m having another baby and if it’s a boy I really wanna name it Sumner. Is that okay? DEAD serious,” the screenshot of the message reads.

Stroh stated in a TikTok that she only came forward to destroy any news stories she could find, after learning that one of her close friends had tried to sell the screenshots on to a tabloid.

“I believed they were keeping [their separation]Keep your mouth shut to avoid negative publicity. I was new to L.A., so I assumed with celebrities of that caliber that that’s how that was,” she says in the Tuesday video. “I believed everything he said because of my vulnerable position.”

Levine denies ever meeting anyone or having an affair. However, his alleged messages from Stroh directly contradict that.

Alyson RoseOn Tuesday, Rose—who has 69,000 followers on Instagram and seems to have tried her hand at a cosmetics line last year, though not much is known about her beyond that—posted a since-deleted TikTok showing more flirtatious messages from the Grammy-winning musician.

“I shouldn’t be talking to you,” Levine appears to tell her in the messages.

TikTok users quickly roast Rose for her replies. Rose tried to distinguish herself from other women through her musical taste.

“I’m so weird too and only listen to metal lol,” she said, to which Levine replied, “Said no hot chicks ever other than you.”

Despite her dubious attempts at standing out, Rose seems to have been inspired by Stroh’s honesty.

“If any other girl has experiences with him, which I’m sure they have, I think they should post it, because I feel really bad for his wife,” she said at the end of her video.

MarykaMaryka, a tattooed young woman who has 46,000 Instagram followers, is the most mysterious of this mystery figure. Although she once called herself a comedian on her account, it appears that this description has been deleted from her profile.

On Tuesday, TMZ reported that she posted a series of screenshots of Instagram DMs between her and Levine’s official account.

Dana Omari, content creator, quickly assumed the lead in this drama and shared more screenshots between Maryka Levine and Levine via her Instagram account.

In one exchange, Maryka appears to say she’s taking time away from Instagram, to which Levine replies, “Distract yourself by fucking with me !” He then sends her a brief video message saying, “I’m stupid.”

In another exchange, he admits, “I’m now obsessed with you,” to which Maryka asks, “Dude aren’t you like married lol.” Levine replies: “Yes but it’s a bit complicated. Stuff gets hard and the vid thing didn’t help. I might get away.”

Alanna ZabelZabel, the owner of AZ I AM yoga in Santa Monica, California, posted an Instagram Story on Tuesday detailing a dark end to Levine’s risqué communication with her.

Zabel, 49 years old, said that she had exchanges with the singer while she was his teacher of yoga between 2007 and 2010. (This allegation does not appear to overlap with Levine’s relationship with Prinsloo, whom he reportedly met in 2012.)

“One day he texted me saying: ‘I want to spend the day with you naked.’ I was in the bath but my jealous ex saw it and went into a rage,” she wrote in her post this week.

Zabel tried to convince her boyfriend that Levine’s texts were meant for his girlfriend at the time, Rebecca Ginos. She says she then texted Levine to ask if that was the case, but when he didn’t reply, her boyfriend allegedly became violent and broke her wrist.

“Massive life-changing, destructive moment,” Zabel said. “And when I told Adam he ignored it, never apologized, removed me from the upcoming tour and iced me out during one of the most devastating times of my life.”

In a follow-up post later on Tuesday, she clarified that Levine was not responsible for her boyfriend’s actions.

“What disappointed and continues to disappoint me about Adam, is how Adam responded after this incident,” she said.

In a comment below her post, she added: “I hope Adam can be honest and real. He should be an example for men on how to treat women. Babes are hot! But that doesn’t mean that women are objects and should be treated that way. I know Adam has a good heart in there, and hopefully he can find deep healing in this situation as well, making peace with his past, while preparing his young daughters to be empowered, intelligent and respected young women some day.”

Ashley RussellThe latest woman to level allegations against Levine is 21-year-old Auburn University college student Ashley Russell, who told the Daily Mail that Levine first started watching her Instagram Stories in March after allegedly finding her on his “Explore” page.

“I wonder what his [feed] looks like… all young women? Very odd to me,” Russell told the British tabloid.

Levine then graduated to liking her posts and sending her messages asking her if she’s in college and applauding her for her progress at the gym.

“[He would message]Nearly every night at 10 o’clock in my time, I would check every time I posted a story, which was every day, and it was always viewed by him,” she said. “He would like mainly like booty stories and would always reply with something to do with leg or booty day at the gym.”

They parted ways after she advised him to stop flirting online with random women.

“When I told him he was going to get caught DMing girls like me he stopped texting me,” she said.

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