UPDATE: Young 'influencer' posts photos of family member's home, artwork and cars to 50k followers, homeowner insists she delete the photos: 'Family thinks I'm overreacting, but it's my personal property'

Influencers have gained a reputation for acting shady. After all, a lot of things you see on social media are far from the truth. People remove blemishes, tweak their body shapes, or Photoshop themselves into fancy locations to make their followers envious. Some will take hundreds of photos when they take a single vacation, then post them over a year to make their followers think they're constantly traveling. In fact, some influencers even rent houses so they can make content with their spouse or kids. It'll look like that woman is a rich Mom with a brand new car, spotless house, and doting husband… but she actually lives a life pretty similar to yours. You'd never know it based off what people post, but not everything is as it seems online. 

This person caught a family member snapping photos of a home they didn't even live in just to pretend it was hers. That seems super embarrassing to me… Imagine being so desperate for clout that you'd photograph yourself all over your family member's home, acting like you're the one who lives there! But this burgeoning influencer clearly didn't feel any shame about the deception, nor did she respond to the family member being upset about the invasion of privacy. And, as some people mentioned, posting a wealthy person's home all over socials is just begging robbers to check the place out. Read the full story below, and see if you'd side with the concerned homeowner, or the wanna-be influencer who hasn't quite gotten her chance in the limelight yet. 

After that, read the saga and multiple updates about a 16-year-old who insisted on parking a large truck on the neighbor's lawn, much to their chagrin: "It's not my problem." 

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