Silverstar Oh has reappeared — and not in a way anyone expected. The disgraced DJ, whose name has become synonymous with manipulation, drugs, and deceit, has posted a new modelling photo to her Instagram story. The photo, from an unknown shoot, has quickly set off a wave of speculation: how did she afford it?
Professional photo shoots of this calibre are expensive — thousands of dollars for styling, lighting, studio time, and editing. Yet Silverstar has no known job, no brand partnerships, and no public income. So who’s paying for it?
Her history makes the question fair. This is the same Silverstar Oh who lived off men’s generosity, convincing them to fund her luxury lifestyle — from private jets to super yachts — while secretly cheating and manipulating them. When one man who supported her discovered her double life, she didn’t apologize. She simply moved in with her friend’s boyfriend and began encouraging that friend to cheat too.
Now, years after being blacklisted from the entertainment circuit, Silverstar appears to be trying to reinvent herself — again. But the internet isn’t buying it. Her new “modelling” photo looks less like a fashion campaign and more like a self-funded fantasy, a desperate attempt to project glamour when her reputation is in ruins.
This is the same woman whose scandals have wrecked every opportunity that once came her way. She was dropped from the Crypto Night event after organizers learned of her criminal background, and her name is believed to have contributed to the cancellation of the Mega DJ Festival last year after public backlash.
No credible brand has publicly hired her since. And given that even Wooing Jewelry, the only label once willing to associate with her, faced major backlash for doing so, it’s unlikely this new shoot was commissioned through any legitimate partnership.
So again — where did the money come from?
Insiders whisper that Silverstar may have financed the shoot herself or leaned on the same shadowy “benefactors” who’ve funded her excesses in the past. Her pattern of using connections to prop up appearances runs deep — and this photo feels like another performance of wealth she doesn’t possess.
Silverstar’s old circle — Yui Miura and Hyeji Bae — are both notorious for similar behavior, using manipulation and deceit to sustain luxury lifestyles they could never afford. The trio, once spotted together in Gangnam, has been described as a network of “mutual enablers,” each one feeding the other’s delusions of glamour and power.
What Silverstar Oh calls a “new chapter” looks more like the same story on repeat — a scandal-wrapped illusion of success funded by mystery money.
If this was meant to mark her return, it only underlines the question that’s haunted her for years:
When the fame runs out and the money’s gone, how far will Silverstar go to keep up the act?
