Annalise Mishler is a content creator and Internet personality from Los Angeles, California.

Mishler is originally from northern California.

On Facebook, she listed her hometown as Loomis, California.^[1]

Mishler graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno, in 2015 with a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast journalism.^[1]

Mishler is a video blogger with more than 34,000 followers on YouTube. Her videos have racked up more than 5.4 million views since 2009.^[1]

As of March 2020, Mishler has about 82,200 followers on her annalisemishler Instagram account. There she posts her everyday life photos. She also has about 2,600 followers on her annalisemishler Twitter account.^[6][7][8]

Mishler and Chad Johnson began their romantic relationship in mid-2019. Johnson gushed about Mishler to Life & Style magazine in November 2019, saying he was “100 percent” committed to her. That month, he described Mishler in an Instagram post as “The woman I love.”^[1]

On February 22, 2020, Mishler shared a video to her YouTube channel about the romantic surprise she had planned for Johnson on Valentine’s Day.

She built a kissing booth and had a cookie cake that said “I love you” in icing.

Johnson arrived at the very end of the video, which Mishler ended with a caption that said Johnson’s reaction “wasn’t impressive anyway.”

During the video, Mishler also noted she and Johnson lived in the same apartment complex.^[1][3][5]

Mishler claimed Chad Johnson ‘backhanded’ her after she confronted him about seeing dating app notifications on his phone.

Mishler said the initial argument began on February 23, 2020, when she noticed dating app notifications on Johnson’s phone.

She said she had gone to retrieve his keys from her apartment.

Johnson’s phone was sitting next to the keys, and Mishler said it “lit up” with Hinge notifications. Mishler said when she confronted Johnson about whether he was using the dating app, “he went crazy on me.” She said Johnson punched a hole in her wall and also became violent with her, according to TMZ. Mishler wrote in the caption of the video that she posted on social media, that Johnson was yelling at her from outside the door. She claimed he yelled, “I hope you f*cking die” after she told him to leave because he was scaring her.^[3][5]

Mishler said Johnson came back to her apartment the following day and tried to get inside.

Another neighbor called the police after hearing Johnson screaming at Mishler, according to E!

News.

Mishler’s attorney told the entertainment outlet that she had also attempted to call 911 but that Johnson had grabbed her phone before she had a chance.^[1][3][5]

When police arrived, they noticed red marks on Mishler’s face.

She told the officers Johnson had “sort of backhanded her right eye” the day before.

That day Johnson was arrested.^[1][3][5]

Johnson apologized for his actions in an interview with TooFab before he was arrested.

He told the website he barely remembers what happened because he was intoxicated.^[1][3][5]

Johnson was released from custody just before noon on February 25, 2020.

His next court date was scheduled for March 17.^[1]

Mishler said the situation has left her feeling “sick.”

She wrote on Instagram after the first confrontation with Johnson, “i’m still sick. i want to jump off a cliff. not like to die or anything, but maybe just to take a lil unconscious nap until my body starts working again and i can frolic freely.” The following day, she used her Instagram story to thank friends and well-wishers who had sent her kind messages.

She wrote in part, “things escalated this morning and are being taken care of now.”

She added, “im being guilted for sharing this/’ruining his life’ and i know that’s not true but it’s still scary ya know.”^[1]

On March 2, 2020, Johnson posted on YouTube a 16-minute video accusing Mishler of manipulation after their split. Johnson claimed that Mishler actively used dating apps during their relationship and said she would often go days without seeing or contacting him. Mishler, for her part, posted an hourlong YouTube video uploaded on March 3, and accused him of “trying to deflect and create chaos.”^[4]