Josh Seiter Denies Dating Monica Beverly Hillz & Faking His Own Death

As far as explaining what happened to his Instagram account while it was allegedly hacked, Seiter offered a few different answers to The Advocate.

First, the reality TV star said that he relied on “some friends of mine that are a little more technologically savvy” in order to regain access to his account. But later in the interview, Seiter then mentioned relying on a “family member who is fairly high up and worked in Silicon Valley and knows how to do computer programming and things like that.”

When asked to provide contact information to any of those friends, or that family member, Seiter denied giving out their emails or phone numbers. “I’m not in the business of giving out people’s personal information. Not everyone likes talking to journalists,” he said.

Seiter also rejected the notion that he could’ve texted or called friends, emailed media outlets, or reached out to people in any other way to prove that he was alive as soon as the post about his death was shared. He still appears to have an active OnlyFans account as well, so reaching out to his subscribers on the platform would’ve also been an option.

“It’s so easy for people to opine what they think other people should do in certain situations that they themselves would never find themselves in,” he noted. “So it’s easy to criticize and easy to say, ‘Oh, I would have done this, or I would have done that.’”