Josh Seiter's Ex Monica Beverly Hillz Doesn't Believe He Was Hacket & Faked His Own Death; He Denies The Claims
Josh Seiter‘s ex, Monica Beverly Hillz, is speaking out about his so-called death hoax.
If you missed it, over the weekend, it was widely shared that Josh, a former Bachelorette contestant, had died. It turns out that his Instagram account was hacked and he was indeed alive.
However, Monica, who was on RuPaul’s Drag Race, has some suspicions about the entire debacle.
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“I’m baffled,” Monica shared with the outlet, but also admitted she was “angry. I’m happy he’s alive, I’m happy he’s here, but this is so infuriating to me.”
Monica explained to Entertainment Weekly that while their relationship was still very new, it was done and over within weeks because of his behavior.
She explained it was an up and down situation due to his mental health issues, and she wasn’t feeling it after seeing the past bad press on him.
“In three weeks, there were so many emotions. He was up, down, inside out, that’s why when I heard that he passed away, I didn’t want to believe it, but in a sense I’m like, he’s not really all up there,” she said. “He’s not, and I sensed that.”
Monica added that she knows how mental health issues go, as she takes “medication and I see a therapist, but he doesn’t do that kind of stuff…I’m not trying to be rude, but this is what’s happening.”
“Why is there no repercussion for him?” she questioned. “Now he has his Instagram back so now he’s going to go back to what he’s doing, and nobody’s going to hold Josh accountable because, what? He’s a white, cis man. It really does bother me because trans women of color, people I know personally, are being attacked and murdered and nobody’s giving them the airtime they need, but Josh Seiter comes along and he’s in the news, he’s everywhere.”
In spite of Monica‘s claims, Josh says he did not publish his own death hoax.
“Those are all ridiculous accusations made up by somebody with nothing better to do with their time,” he said shared with EW though an email. “As a mental health advocate, issues of suicide are very sensitive for me. To suggest that I would orchestrate a death post around that issue is sickening. I have dedicated the last 8 years of my life blogging and raising awareness about mental health, and I will continue to do so. Regardless of what my detractors have to say.”