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During this time meant for accountability, she launched her “@anci.social” influencer account, exploiting the tragedy to build a following that grows 5–10k daily through ads and bought followers. She monetizes her account with weight-loss courses shamelessly marketed around her cocaine use and brief legal ordeal rather than any legitimate health expertise. She travels, parties, drinks, and flaunts luxury life while the family of the man she murdered grieves, receiving brand deals and sponsorships with no real consequence, has planned trips to Chicago and Mumbai, received resort sponsorships despite her felony conviction and despite McHenry’s family still grieving their loss.
Her public messaging erases McHenry entirely, focusing on “I, Me, My joy, My feelings” and strategically archiving posts to limit scrutiny. Her family attacks anyone who brings up the death, twisting the narrative to make her the victim of people speaking on the case. She rebranded her name to obscure news coverage, continues selling lifestyle and mental health content, collaborations with brands, and presents herself as a moral and successful influencer while the man she murdered is gone forever.
Steven McHenry’s memory lives on through his grieving loved ones. Astha Upadhyay’s actions and PR manipulations illustrate raw privilege, callous exploitation, and unrepentant disregard for human life. Rest in peace, Steven McHenry.
by Individual-Benefit69
1 Comment
You’re just giving her free publicity with these nonstop posts, you know that right?