A GLAMOROUS influencer accused of stealing from sugar daddies has now been accused of drugging her billionaire ex-fiance.
Adva Lavie already faces charges for suspected romance scamming, using sugar baby websites to pray on her victims before fleecing them of cash and luxury possessions.
Now the 29-year-old, professionally known as Mia Ventura, is under investigation for allegedly drugging Stephen Cloobeck, 64, with ketamine.
The latest probe came to light after police requested a judge for permission to search Lavie’s phone.
According to the warrant, a Beverly Hills Detective was already looking into the drugging allegation, The Los Angeles Times reports.
Cloobeck had previously filed a report with Beverly Hills police, according to The Times.
The exact allegations behind the report or what led detectives to investigate the suspected drugging remains unclear.
Lavie’s attorney Jeremy Lessen also declined to comment on the allegation, according to The Times.
It comes after the LA influencer was arrested in July for allegedly stealing Rolexes and luxury accessories while out on bail “after ripping off her ankle monitor”.
Authorities said the alleged thief stole from two separate victims at an Airbnb rental on Spiaggia Place in April 2025.
One instance involved an alleged theft of an $8,600 Rolex, $700 Louis Vuitton sunglasses, an $1,800 Louis Vuitton card holder and the victim’s disabled parking pass, police said.
Court papers revealed that Lavie had removed her electronic ankle monitor before Beverly Hills officers hauled her into custody.
Her attorneys later sought mental health diversion, but the request was unsuccessful.
During a hearing last month, prosecutors played jailhouse recordings in which they said Lavie bragged about exploiting Cloobeck, the New York Post reports.
Cloobeck had called off their engagement back in June with Lavie moving out of his $26million Beverly Hills mansion that same month.
