Lydia Onic, a prominent professional gamer and content creator, known for her role as a brand ambassador for ONIC Esports, has become the subject of controversy following the leak of an explicit video allegedly featuring her. The 12-minute video has generated significant attention on social media, with many asserting that the individual in the video closely resembles Lydia Onic, who is also recognized by the name Lydia Setiawan within the gaming community.
Lydia, who has garnered over 1 million followers on Instagram and is celebrated for her gaming prowess, now finds her personal life under public scrutiny due to the widely shared video. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding the video’s authenticity or whether it indeed involves Lydia.
This incident is part of a trend of similar controversies, including cases involving Pakistani TikTok personalities Imsha Rehman and Minahil Malik, whose private videos recently went viral.
Imsha Rehman, aged 22 and popular on TikTok, faced significant criticism after her intimate video was leaked online. Accusations surfaced that she had released the video intentionally for attention, although it is believed she may have been a victim of a data breach. Following the backlash and a surge of negative comments, Rehman deactivated her social media accounts, stating, “Till the time video is viral, I have deactivated my account.” Images from the video spread rapidly, becoming fodder for memes and further intensifying the controversy.
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Minahil Malik, another influencer from Pakistan, experienced a similar ordeal when an intimate video with her boyfriend emerged online. While she denied leaking the video herself and lodged a complaint with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Malik was also met with skepticism, with critics accusing her of exploiting the situation for publicity.
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