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Billionaire Stephen Cloobeck calls off his wedding with much younger fiancée amid allegations she duped wealthy men


The wedding between billionaire California businessman Stephen Cloobeck and his much younger fiancée, accused of stealing from rich sugar daddies, has been called off
Cloobeck broke off his engagement to Adva Lavie, who is facing 11 years behind bars for allegedly using dating apps to steal from wealthy Los Angeles moguls, The California Post has learned.

Their romance ended in early June, and Lavie no longer lives in Cloobeckâs $26 million Beverly Hills mansion, according to the report.
But the billionaire is still friendly with his former fiancée and âstill cares about Adva,â a person close to the couple told The Post.
The couple got engaged in February and had planned to get married in Jerusalem on June 12, sending out a âSave the Dateâ message to friends and family. No specific reason for the split was given, but the two remain close.
Cloobeck was having dinner with Lavie at the Mediterranean Beverly Hills hotspot Azur Tuesday night when police swooped in to arrest her yet again. She was found not to be wearing a court-required ankle monitor.
The latest arrest stems from a grand theft charge that dates back to April of 2025, when Lavie was attending the Coachella music festival. She is accused of stealing items from more than one victim at a rented Airbnb, Indio police told The Post.

One victim reported over $25,000 in personal property missing on April 15, including jewelry, credit cards and cologne, according to police.
Another victim reported missing jewelry, high-end sunglasses and an expensive wallet, police said. Lavie has been charged with felony grand theft.
Lavie has been behind bars since her latest arrest. She had been free on bail, but her bond was revoked by a judge after it was revealed by prosecutors in court Wednesday that she was not wearing her GPS-monitoring ankle bracelet.
Lavie was first arrested in March and charged with six felonies, including two counts of grand theft, two counts of burglary and two counts of unauthorized use of personal identifying information.
A bail hearing is scheduled for Friday to determine if Lavie will remain locked up until her trial for the six initial felonies can begin.

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