Assistant of successful China influencer steals identities, earning US$158,000 in tips
Chinese fashion influencer Chen Xin (@Daxin-kissis) accused her assistant of identity theft, alleging the assistant impersonated a wealthy Harvard Medical School student online. The assistant, surnamed Jiang, reportedly used Chen's passwords to access her home and belongings, including clothing, to create fabricated social media content.

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AI-generatedChinese fashion influencer Chen Xin (@Daxin-kissis) accused her assistant of identity theft, alleging the assistant impersonated a wealthy Harvard Medical School student online. The assistant, surnamed Jiang, reportedly used Chen's passwords to access her home and belongings, including clothing, to create fabricated social media content. Jiang allegedly used AI to superimpose her face onto Chen's photos and faked an overseas student identity by using stolen images and changing her IP address. Based in Zhejiang province, Jiang held a live-stream in January, earning approximately US$164,000 in tips by posing as the fabricated persona. Chen exposed the alleged scheme on January 24th.
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5 extractedThe assistant held a live-stream on the theme of “intelligent woman’s growth” in January.
The assistant reportedly earned 1.14 million yuan (US$164,000) from tips.
The assistant posted photographs Chen took but did not use, using AI to replace Chen’s body with her own.
A fashion influencer says her personal assistant stole her online profiles and pretended to be a student at Harvard University.
The assistant allegedly used her employer’s password to enter her home, wore her luxury clothes, and used her belongings for photographs.