THIS is the moment a notorious Instagram model admits she faked her own kidnapping in a depraved stunt.
Influencer Victoria Rose, who goes by the name Woah Vicky, said she pulled the twisted prank because she was “bored”.
During a livestream, the 24-year-old model told fans she was just “having fun” as she made people online think she had been snatched in Nigeria.
Rose had posted several tweets on X, purportedly from her kidnapper, which have since been deleted.
One read: “’I kidnapped Vicky. She is with me in Nigeria. I demand one million dollars for her release.”
Rose, who has around 3.7 million followers on Instagram, was forced to admit her mistake on Sunday in an awkward video shared on the site.
Barely able to make eye contact with the camera, she said, “I’m fine, sorry about that.”
“I was just bored and having fun. Just laugh, just laugh, that’s all.
“But it’s all love. I’m just having fun with my brother, all good.
“Please forgive me,” she added.
Rose, who rose to fame online in 2017, is no stranger to controversy.
She was criticized for using an extremely offensive racist term at the time.
“We kind of got carried away with the joke, you know, we just like to have fun and joke around,” Rose added during the Instagram Live stream.
“I don’t drink or go to the club, so this is how I find my entertainment,” she admitted.
“You know, this is probably not the best way to do it. I would probably like to read the Bible or something like that.”
Trying to defend her bizarre behavior, she added: “Sometimes you just want to have a little fun.”
“The Bible says laughter is good for the soul. So I would like to laugh, and this is how I find that funny.
The American internet personality also reportedly became embroiled in a long-running feud with rapper and media star Bhad Bhabie in recent years.
On Tuesday, just a few days after admitting to the sick stunt, she posted another bizarre video to Instagram.
It looked like she was getting married as she stood in a long white dress in front of a man in a suit putting a ring on her finger.
The caption reads, “NOW AND FOREVER MY OPUEH,” alongside emojis of hearts and a ring.
But her awkward pose, her giggling, and the overall format of the video made people question its authenticity.
One person wrote: “I can’t take anything she does seriously.”
Another said: “He kissed her cheek and she barely touches him!”
And a third recalled: “Didn’t she pretend she’d been kidnapped?”
