Man takes legal action after cousin uses his houses and cars to boost her social media profile as an influencer: 'She's posting online without any consideration for my privacy or security'

Isabella Penn

Jun 13, 2024 10:00 AM EDT

A lot of us are sick of today's influencer culture. What 'credentials' does an influencer even have to influence you to buy things? Usually none. But a lot of folks on the internet see them as trustworthy people, so they buy into the pyramid scheme. But this man has had enough. He doesn't disclose what he does for a living, but clearly, he's making the big bucks. Considering he has multiple houses and luxury cars, he's doing just fine for himself. He doesn't like to boast or brag about his net worth or collectibles on the internet, but his family sure does. He's run into the problem of his cousin's daughter posting his property, like his houses, cars, horses, etc., on her Instagram profile to help boost her following and make her seem like an influencer. The man claims she has less than 50 thousand followers and doesn't have a message she's trying to influence people with. It's kind of like she just wants the attention of people, thinking she's successful enough to own these things. The man wouldn't normally be bothered by such behavior, but the girl has taken it way too far. Keep reading to find out why.