A Brazilian model and OnlyFans content creator, Adriana Vieira, 31, was discovered dead in a Miami, Florida harbor on September 22. This unfortunate event occurred after she had attended a party on a rapper’s yacht.
Vieira, who was popularly known as LadyRichForever on social media, was seen swimming in the harbor the previous night before her lifeless body was found. Local authorities are currently trying to unravel the circumstances that led to her untimely death. Vieira was known for providing adult content on OnlyFans through a subscription model priced at $14 every month.
A chilling image shared by Vieira the day before her body was discovered shows two bikini-clad women on a yacht, with a bottle of champagne in the foreground.
Originally from Sao Paulo, Vieira had relocated to Florida two years ago with her husband, Roberto Tesario. Vieira was not just an OnlyFans content creator, but also a dancer and model who participated in Miami Swim Week last year. However, Tesario reportedly returned to Brazil shortly after moving, leaving Vieira to care for their six-year-old son.
Vieira’s body is currently being held for an autopsy by a medical examiner. Her mother, Antonia de Lourdes Vieira, has solicited help from the public to investigate her daughter’s death and repatriate her body to Brazil. “I want my daughter’s death to be investigated and need help to bring her body back,” Antonia de Lourdes Vieira stated to Brazilian media. “I don’t know how long I have until she’s buried in a pauper’s grave.”
The child is currently under the care of a nanny, while Vieira’s family travels to the U.S. to identify her body. The identity of the rapper who hosted the yacht party has not been disclosed by the authorities.
Vieira’s death has brought up concerns about the process of repatriating bodies from the U.S. to Brazil. According to BE Assistance, a company that specializes in repatriation services, the procedure usually takes 5-10 working days from the date the deceased is released by local authorities. Essential documents for the process include original death certificates, the deceased’s passport, burial and travel permissions, an embalming report, and a non-contagious disease certificate.
The investigation into Vieira’s death is still ongoing, and no details about how she ended up in the water have been released yet. The concerns raised by her mother about a potential pauper’s burial underline the complexities and time-sensitive nature of international repatriation processes.
