LA influencer jailed in Coachella luxury theft case involving $11K in stolen items
Officials have held an LA influencer without bail on suspicion of stealing $11,000 worth of luxury items at Coachella.
Los Angeles influencer Adva Lavie (aka Mia Ventura on OnlyFans) is facing no bail following a felony theft allegation. Prosecutors say the case stems from a 2025 Coachella weekend, when luxury items worth roughly $11,100 allegedly disappeared from an Indio Airbnb. The accusation has added another layer to the criminal cases already pending against her in Los Angeles County.
The alleged loss included an $8,600 Rolex, $700 Louis Vuitton sunglasses, and a $1,800 Louis Vuitton card holder. A disabled parking placard was also missing. According to reporting on the case, Lavie had been staying at the rental after meeting the alleged victim through mutual friends.

Lavie had been staying at the rental after meeting the alleged victim through mutual friends. The man, identified only as Oscar, said the dispute began after he declined to give Lavie a complimentary festival wristband. Investigators reportedly reviewed surveillance footage that appeared to show her taking items from an unlocked Tesla at the property.
The case took a sharper turn on July 28, when Beverly Hills police arrested Lavie on an outstanding felony warrant connected to the allegations. Authorities also alleged that she removed a court-ordered GPS ankle monitor while released in a separate L.A. County case. A judge then revoked her bail, leaving her in custody as the newer allegation proceeds.

Coachella itself tells guests to register devices, use its Lost & Found service, and promptly report suspected thefts to staff or the Indio Police Department. The festival says people caught with stolen goods are turned over to law enforcement.
The desert has always sold a kind of dream: music after midnight, lavish afterparties, and luxury branding that makes a wristband feel like a status symbol. For now, the allegations against Lavie remain just that, and the criminal process will determine what happened. Nonetheless, the story has become an uncomfortable wake-up call to many West Coasters.




