Israeli OnlyFans Star Investigated for Drugging Billionaire Ex-Fiancé
Beverly Hills police are investigating Israeli OnlyFans model Adva Lavie, also known as "Mia Ventura," for allegedly drugging her former fiancé, billionaire real estate mogul Steven Klochak, with ketamine. The investigation came to light through a search warrant application filed in August, which was reported by the Los Angeles Times and ABC7. Klochak, 64, had previously filed a complaint with the Beverly Hills Police Department, though details remain undisclosed. Lavie, 29, is already facing charges in a separate case involving alleged theft from wealthy men she met on dating apps between 2023 and 2025. She has pleaded not guilty to those charges.
The alleged drugging incident is not currently a formal charge against Lavie. The search warrant indicated that Detective Steve Owen was already familiar with Lavie from investigating the ketamine allegations. Klochak, a prominent Democratic donor and former CEO of Diamond Resorts International, had been engaged to Lavie in February, with plans for a June wedding in Jerusalem. However, Lavie's legal troubles, including being ordered to surrender her passport and restricted from leaving California, led to the cancellation of the engagement and wedding plans in early June.
The search warrant also revealed an incident where Lavie allegedly stole her former friend's engagement ring during a dinner at Klochak's home. When confronted, Lavie reportedly became defensive and called the friend drunk. This incident occurred after the friend had written a letter of support for Lavie's attempt to enter a mental health treatment program instead of facing criminal proceedings, a request that was later denied by a judge.
The ketamine investigation surfaced publicly when Detective Owen observed Lavie at a restaurant in late July, violating her bail conditions by not wearing her electronic monitoring ankle bracelet. The bracelet was found to be transmitting from a nearby luxury hotel, leading to her arrest. This arrest prompted LAPD investigators to seek access to her phone, and the affidavit for the search warrant exposed the ongoing ketamine inquiry.
Klochak himself has faced legal issues related to the case against Lavie, having been arrested in May and charged with attempting to influence witnesses and making harassing phone calls. He has pleaded not guilty to these charges. As of now, no indictment has been filed against Lavie regarding the ketamine allegations, and the results of the phone search remain undisclosed.
