The 'Turkish prince' story from the American phenomenon!
American star Leah Gotti recounted the incident she claimed to have experienced with a person in Las Vegas who said he was a Turkish prince. Gotti said that after taking the money in the hotel room, she and her friends tried to escape from the balcony and were caught.
American social media influencer Leah Gotti said in a post on social media that the person they met at a club in Las Vegas introduced himself as a 'Turkish prince'.
Gotti explained that the person took several women from the club to a hotel, and that they thought they would go to an 'after party'.
Claiming that they realized the situation was different in the hotel room, Gotti said that after a while the man told them they needed more champagne and asked him to leave the room.
I took the money and we fled from the balcony.
Gotti claimed that after the man left the room, she took the money and escaped from the balcony with her friends.
'I had put all the money into my dress,' Gotti said, explaining that her friends had fled but she had been caught.
Gotti also said that the person claimed his passport had also been stolen, but he did not steal it; he hid it under his bed.
Leah Gotti on robbing a Turkish prince in Las Vegas and jumping of the hotel balcony to escape...😳We met this Turkish guy at the club who is a princeHe got a bunch of girls from the club to go with himWhen we got to his hotel we were like we need some more shampoo…pic.twitter.com/rWy68ZCxYz
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