Israeli OnlyFans star in trouble: Billionaire cancels wedding

The affair shaking the United States continues to complicate. The relationship between American billionaire Steven Klobek and Israeli OnlyFans model Adva Lavi has come to an end following a series of serious legal entanglements in which Lavi is involved.

According to a report in Mako, the couple, who got engaged in March and planned to marry in a ceremony at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, has cancelled the wedding. It was also reported that until recently, Lavi lived in Klobek's estate, where he covered her living expenses and hired a team of top-tier lawyers for her. However, following her latest arrest, the businessman decided to cut ties, stop the funding, and distance himself from the case.

Lavi was arrested again on Friday after allegedly violating the terms of her release and removing the electronic ankle monitor she was required to wear. She was located at a restaurant in Beverly Hills and brought to a hearing at the Los Angeles court. Despite defense claims that she does not intend to flee, the judge ruled that she can no longer be trusted and ordered her to remain in custody.

At the same time, the investigation against her continues to expand. In addition to the six charges already filed regarding thefts from the homes of wealthy men she met through dating apps, another case is being investigated related to a stay in an Airbnb apartment during the Coachella festival. Items allegedly stolen include a Rolex watch worth more than $25,000, luxury sunglasses, high-end perfume, and a wallet containing credit cards. Some of her actions were reportedly recorded on security and Tesla vehicle cameras.

The affair also affected Klobek himself. His associates reportedly warned him against continuing the relationship with Lavi and recommended that he not marry her. In addition, his name was linked to legal proceedings after claims emerged that he tried to influence witnesses in the case against her. The latest arrest and the suspicion of violating release conditions were the breaking point that led him to cut all ties.

As recalled, in March it was revealed that 28-year-old Lavi from Jerusalem is at the center of a large-scale investigation in the USA. According to the indictment, between 2023 and 2025, she allegedly operated using a fixed method of contacting wealthy men through dating apps and stealing money and property from their homes in luxury neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area, including Beverly Hills. If convicted, she could face up to 11 years in prison.