A STUDENT DIED mere days after her “toxic” boyfriend threatened to send a revenge tape to her family, according to an inquest.

Damilya Jussipaliyeva, 24, committed herself after falling 80 feet from her London home a week after her ex-boyfriend Alessio Bianchi claimed he would distribute the filthy recordings to her Muslim family in Kazakhstan and Dubai.

An inquest heard today that her bereaved family had asked her to end her relationship with “toxic” Bianchi only days before she died in June 2017.

When Bianchi, 30, appeared in court in March 2018, he confessed exposing private images and videos, as well as one count of assault by beating, pertaining to an incident the week before her death.

The hearing heard that she died from injuries associated with a fall from a great height, and there was no indication of third-party attack or constraint.

A court heard that there were no injuries indicating self-harm, and that a toxicology analysis revealed a high amount of Xanax and a minor quantity of alcohol.

Damilya was discovered to have cocaine in her urine but not in her blood, indicating that she was not impaired at the time of the occurrence.

She met Bianchi while both were students at Regent’s University in London, and both aspired to be professional makeup artists.

The Westminster Coroner’s Court was initially intended to have a jury hearing, but now the inquiry will be overseen only by a coroner.

According to Southwark Crown Court, the couple went on a night out together on June 1, 2017, and then returned to his residence in Paddington.