OnlyFans model Adva Lavie, widely known by her internet alias “Mia Ventura,” faces felony grand theft charges in Riverside County alongside ongoing criminal proceedings in Los Angeles County, according to court documents. Lavie, 29, was arrested in Beverly Hills earlier this week and booked into the Century Regional Detention Center in Lynwood following allegations from prosecutors that she targeted wealthy individuals through dating applications.
Did You Know? Lavie’s charges span multiple jurisdictions, including a Riverside County case tied to an alleged dispute over a Coachella festival wristband at an Airbnb on Spiaggia Place.
Riverside County Charges and the Coachella Festival Dispute
The Riverside County grand theft charge stems from an alleged incident on April 12, 2025, according to the Indio Police Department. Police stated that Lavie was staying at an Airbnb on the 43000 block of Spiaggia Place after being invited by a male host to attend the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival during its opening weekend.
According to an arrest warrant declaration filed by Indio police, Lavie shared a room with the host before a dispute arose because he allegedly failed to provide her with a festival wristband to enter the Indio fairgrounds. Investigators stated that Lavie subsequently accessed the victim’s 2025 Tesla Cybertruck and took an 8,600-dollar Rolex watch, 700-dollar Louis Vuitton Aviator sunglasses, and an 1,800-dollar Louis Vuitton cardholder wallet. Security footage from the home’s attached garage captured the alleged theft, according to investigators.
Sgt. Abe Plata of the Indio Police Department noted that Lavie was a suspect in a separate residential robbery involving 25,000 dollars in property, though prosecutors ultimately declined to pursue that specific case due to insufficient evidence. Court documents filed on Friday confirmed that an active arrest warrant remains in place for the Riverside County case.
Los Angeles County Allegations and Dating App Scheme
In March, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office filed multiple felony counts of burglary and robbery against Lavie. Prosecutors alleged that between 2023 and 2025, Lavie utilized dating applications to cultivate relationships with wealthy older men and younger women across Westlake Village, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, and Beverly Hills.
According to prosecutors, Lavie posed as a girlfriend and travel companion to gain entry into victims’ residences before allegedly stealing cash, gold, and designer goods. Prior to her arrest in Beverly Hills this week, Lavie had remained out of custody while wearing an ankle monitoring device. It remains unclear whether prosecutors will consolidate the Los Angeles and Riverside County legal cases.
Connection to Real Estate Magnate Stephen Cloobeck
Lavie was previously engaged to billionaire and former gubernatorial candidate Stephen Cloobeck, according to available records. Cloobeck was arrested in West Hollywood in May on allegations that he attempted to discourage multiple individuals from testifying in a criminal case against him.
Cloobeck, a real estate magnate who ended his campaign for governor late last year, is currently out of custody on a 300,000-dollar bail. Neither court documents nor law enforcement agencies have indicated whether Cloobeck’s ongoing legal situation is formally connected to the grand theft charges filed against Lavie.
Frequently Asked Questions
What aliases does Adva Lavie use?
Adva Lavie is widely known by her internet alias “Mia Ventura,” according to court documents.
What specific items were reported stolen in the Indio incident?
According to the Indio Police Department declaration, the stolen items included an 8,600-dollar Rolex watch, 700-dollar Louis Vuitton Aviator sunglasses, and an 1,800-dollar Louis Vuitton cardholder wallet.
What is the status of Stephen Cloobeck’s legal case?
Stephen Cloobeck is currently out of custody on a 300,000-dollar bail following his arrest in May on allegations of attempting to dissuade witnesses in a criminal case.
How will prosecutors handle the overlapping charges across different California counties?
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