An Instagram model has shared the bizarre reason she faked her own kidnapping, admitting she was simply “bored” and did it “for fun.”
Influencer Victoria Rose, who posts under the username Whoa Vicky, had posted a series of now-deleted tweets, after news that she had been kidnapped in Nigeria circulated online.
One of the tweets said: ‘I have kidnapped Vicky. She is with me in Nigeria. I demand a million dollars for his release.’
However, the model was candid and in an Instagram Live on Sunday revealed that she was lying about the whole thing.
“We get carried away with the joke, you know, we just like to have fun and joke around,” he said on Instagram Live, as seen in clips shared online.
“I don’t drink or go to clubs, so that’s how I entertain myself,” he argued.
‘You know, it’s probably not the best way to do it. It would probably be like reading the Bible or something.’
The controversial influencer continued, adding that “sometimes you want to have a little fun.”
Influencer Victoria Rose, who posts under the username Whoa Vicky, had posted a series of now-deleted tweets, after news that she had been kidnapped in Nigeria circulated online.
‘The Bible says that laughter is good for the soul. Then I would feel like laughing, and that’s how I find it funny,’ he said in defense of the strange act.
Victoria then went on to blame not dating much, insisting that “there aren’t many people” she can date because of her Christian values, saying, “That’s how I have fun.”
‘But, you know, we all struggle in different areas. So I’m not saying this was the right thing to do,’ he acknowledged.
‘But I take responsibility and ownership. I’m sorry to anyone I’ve hurt in the process. But everything is love,’ he added.
Yesterday, Victoria posted a photo with a man with the location tagged as Lagos, Nigeria.
Users flooded the comments section with accusatory comments, criticizing her for faking her own kidnapping.
‘Lying about being kidnapped for this? Ok,” commented one user.
“I thought I was k-you know what…unfollowing,” declared another.
‘Lying about being kidnapped is a nasty job!!’ someone else agreed.
In an Instagram live, Victoria shared the strange reason she faked her own kidnapping: she admitted she was simply “bored” and did it “for fun.”
Victoria then took the blame for not going on many dates, insisting that “there aren’t many people” she can date because of her Christian values, and said, “so that’s how I have fun.”
The controversial influencer said that ‘sometimes you want to have a little fun’ on her Instagram live
Users flooded the comments section with accusatory comments, criticizing her for faking her own kidnapping.
In 2023, Carlee Russell, a 26-year-old nursing student, faked her own kidnapping, claiming to police that she was kidnapped after stopping on the side of a road to check on a small child on the street at night.
He dialed 911 shortly before she disappeared and after his call a nationwide search was launched in an attempt to find her.
He later called his brother’s girlfriend to tell her that he was going to see the boy, after which he lost contact with the relative, even though the phone line was still open.
It took just five minutes for police officers to arrive, during which time Russell had apparently disappeared, with his car’s engine still running and the toddler nowhere to be found.
She claimed to have been kidnapped by an orange-haired man “who came out of the trees” and forced her into a car, from which she claimed she was able to escape.
She said they recaptured her and took her to a house, where they forced her to strip naked and pose for photographs.
She told detectives they put her in a car, but she was able to escape and flee into the woods to return home.
After initially disappearing on July 13, Russell was found 49 hours later, at 10:44 p.m. on July 15, having returned to her family home and ending the frantic two-day search for the student. nursing.