’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Olga Finally Addresses Her Alleged Instagram Necklace Scam

On Monday, March 11, Olga took to Instagram to alert her followers about what is allegedly going on between her and the company.

And now, Olga is speaking out about the whole ordeal. She exclusively revealed to In Touch that she had a brief partnership with Royal Essentials Store.

She posted an ad for it on her story a couple of months ago giving her followers a discount if she purchased a necklace from the site.

However, fans started to bombard her Instagram feed with comments claiming that they bought the necklace she was promoting, but never received it in the mail.

When In Touch spoke with Olga about the alleged scam, she claimed that she had a deal with the store where they would pay her an amount of money after posting the ad for 24 hours, but says they’ve been ignoring her since she posted.

“Once I posted on my story that they were a scam, they begged me to take down the post that they were a scam and that they would pay me and I took it down but then they ignored me again and never paid me the money we agreed on,” Olga claimed.

“I posted on my story that they scammed me out of this post and that I was sorry for anyone who participated in ordering this necklace if they wouldn’t receive it since I didn’t receive my money,” she added.

Olga claimed that roughly 15 of her followers, “maybe more,” contacted her saying they got scammed as well and never received the necklace they paid for.

In Instagram DM screenshots between Olga and Royal Essentials Store obtained by In Touch, Royal Essential Store insists that they shipped out the necklaces to all customers who made orders.

However, Olga alleges that they never sent her or any of her followers their necklace.

According to the star, some followers even claimed that her Olga code was deleted.

In Touch reached out to Royal Essentials Store for comment but did not hear back by the time of publication.

Of course, some of Olga’s fans have not been so forgiving. Many of them continue to flood her Instagram comments, demanding answers.

“I ordered the same necklace. Still haven’t gotten it. Didn’t realize it was a scam. The shipping policy said up to 50 days so I was just giving them the benefit of the doubt,” one fan wrote, while another commented, “I’m also still waiting for the necklace.”

We hope everything gets sorted out soon.