Sophia Nur is trending on social media with #Survivingsophia after she frauded and scammed people for $11 million. Stay with the article to find out more about the fraud.
Nur went viral on Twitter overnight on November 18, 2021, when people started finding out they got scammed by the same person. She allegedly duped several celebrities and influences in Los Angeles’s popular social circles.
The conversation began in a Clubhouse group, but soon people on Twitter began sharing their experiences of getting frauded by Sophia. What shocked people is that everyone got scammed by the same person, but they never spoke a word about it to each other.
Who Is Sophia Nur?
Sophia posed as a victim with a sad story and borrowed a huge amount of money from everyone. She reportedly disappeared before finding her next target.
Sophia is a Canadian, and her age might be in her late 20s.
After the controversy, she is not active on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. A picture of an individual named Sophia M Nur went viral, but the profile got removed before the #SurvivingSophia hashtag went viral.
Nur once claimed to be pregnant with rapper Jack Harlow but lives with Youtuber Jeff Wittek. Neither Jack nor Jeff have responded to the shocking controversy.
One of the victims revealed that Sophia lied to them saying her mother passed away, and she needed $4000 for the funeral expenses. They later found out that the entire story was false and made up.
People slowly began finding out how she similarly dupes people. Another victim narrated that they met Nur on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood, where she revealed she was a Somali. She claimed that her friends ditched, and she got stranded in LA with no way to go home.
Influencer Starts A #Survivingsophia Campaign Amid Fraud
The #SurvivingSophia hashtag began getting popular after people began sharing the stories of getting scammed by Sophia. Several individuals are taking Twitter to narrate their personal experiences with the scammer.
She allegedly stole 11 million dollars by frauding her way into Los Angeles’s popular social circle. She tricked her way into expensive hotel rooms, restaurants, and lunches with influencers and celebrities, reports Meaww.
Nur once duped an individual for over $5000 for flight tickets.
Who Are The Victims? Twitter Reaction Revealed
The victims are mostly influencers and celebrities based in Los Angeles.
A victim named Camille revealed that Nur called her sobbing one night about having nowhere to stay. Out of pity, she booked her a hotel and bought her a flight ticket, and Sophia promised to pay her the money. Camille later threatened to get her deported if she did not pay her back.
Sophia’s story started a meme fest on Twitter, where people trolled the influencers and celebs for giving her money without thinking. They called the influencers airheads for giving out credit card information to a stranger.