Prime Video Warns ‘Off Campus’ Fans Against Harassment of Cast Members

Prime Video is stepping in to address a growing problem within the Off Campus fandom: targeted harassment of the show’s cast members and their loved ones.

The streaming giant issued a statement across the series’ official social media channels, reminding fans that their enthusiasm for the hit young-adult drama shouldn’t translate into personal attacks against the actors who bring the characters to life. The company made clear that accounts engaging in abusive behavior risk losing access to the show’s official social media communities.

The warning comes as the beloved series gears up for its highly anticipated second season. Based on Elle Kennedy’s bestselling Off Campus novels, the show became an unexpected breakout hit for Prime Video, quickly building a devoted online fanbase and earning a swift renewal.

Season 1 adapted Kennedy’s novel The Deal, chronicling a romance between Briar University hockey star Garrett Graham and aspiring songwriter Hannah Wells. While those two characters anchored the first season, the show’s supporting cast members have already built their own passionate fan followings.

Season 2 will shift focus to Dean DiLaurentis and Allie, adapting Kennedy’s novel The Score. The upcoming installment has generated considerable buzz among both book readers and television viewers alike.

Prime Video’s statement reflects a larger reckoning across the entertainment industry regarding toxic online fan behavior. Studios and streaming platforms have increasingly felt compelled to defend their talent from doxxing, harassment, and abuse on social media platforms.

The message ultimately serves as a reality check: while passionate fandom can help fuel a show’s success, the people behind the characters deserve basic respect and safety.