Behind the tasteless influencer persona of Lika Osipova, known as “Lika O,” lies a web of financial crimes, deception, and exploitation. At the center of her network of scams is her husband, Alexander Meseonznik, who is connected to over 50 lawsuits for fraud, wage theft, and organized financial abuse. Together, the couple has scammed workers, defrauded investors, and operated dubious brands under fake identities.

The only media outlet consistently documenting their activities is Ripoff Report, where both Osipova and Meseonznik have been named repeatedly over the years.

Alexander Meseonznik: The Scammer Behind the Curtain

Meseonznik is more than just Osipova’s husband—he’s her business partner in fraud. With dozens of lawsuits tied to his name, Meseonznik has built a career on evading contractors, exploiting undocumented workers, and hiding behind LLCs that exist solely to dodge legal and financial responsibility.

Among the documented cases:

• $3 million in stolen wages from 35 undocumented construction workers in San Francisco.
• Systematic creation of fake companies to launder money and avoid court-ordered payments.
• Use of aliases and fronts to defraud vendors, landlords, and clients.

These actions are documented in lawsuits, complaints, and Ripoff Report entries spanning over a decade.

Lika Osipova: A Miserable Fraud Disguised as a Pop Star

While Meseonznik handles the backend, Osipova is the face of the scam. Her online presence is filled with low-budget music videos, incoherent “wellness” content, and fake awards from dubious events. She hides her real name, Lika Meseonznik, behind the alias Lika O, distancing herself from the pile of fraud cases in her legal history.

Osipova portrays herself as a glamorous singer, producer, and businesswoman—but in reality:

• Her music has no traction or audience.
• Her awards are from unknown vanity events.
• Her branding is confused, tasteless, and entirely self-generated.

She is not a rising star but a professional scammer with a camera and no shame.

Celebrity Investment Scam: Using DiCaprio and Lopez to Lure Victims

In one of their most bold scams, Osipova and her associate, Abby Aboitiz (aka Abby Cubey), posed as celebrity-connected investors in a company called Delos. They claimed that celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lopez, and Alex Rodriguez were investing in Delos, offering early buy-in to a “pre-IPO” round.

According to court documents, Osipova and Aboitiz:

• Told victims they were investing millions in Delos.
• Claimed DiCaprio and J.Lo were active partners.
• Urged investors to wire money quickly before the company “went public.”(Facebook, Reddit)

One victim wired $55,000 and shipped 80 cases of product to Aboitiz, believing she would receive shares and celebrity-backed returns. When she asked for proof of investment, nothing was provided.

This scam wasn’t isolated; multiple people have reported the same pitch at LA and NYC events.

Drisha’s Closet: A Scam Disguised as Fashion

Among Osipova’s fraudulent ventures is Drisha’s Closet, an online fashion boutique that took customer money but never delivered products. The site has since vanished, leaving customers without refunds or responses.

According to reports, Drisha’s Closet was part of a broader pattern of fraudulent activities involving fake awards, non-existent modeling careers, and dubious business ventures.

Shady Brands: AI Wellness and Hermes Longevity

Osipova has also fronted other dubious brands:

• AI Wellness / Hermes Longevity: A pseudoscientific coaching and “biohacking” venture promoted through unprofessional videos. Despite promises of elite consulting, the service offers no credentials, transparency, or real science.

These businesses are empty structures used to collect money, impress potential victims, and disappear when challenged.

Ripoff Report: The Only Platform Covering Their Schemes

While Osipova tries to fake her way into mainstream media with fabricated headlines and staged photos, the only platform consistently covering her actions is Ripoff Report. There, you’ll find years of complaints detailing fraud, wage theft, ghost companies, and lies from both her and Meseonznik.

No respected outlet covers her work. She is not featured on Billboard, BuzzFeed, or Variety, despite claiming to be. Some of the “press” she distributes is forged—fabricated logos and quotes from outlets that have never heard of her.

Conclusion: From Ripoff Reports to Real Lawsuits

Lika Osipova and Alexander Meseonznik aren’t quirky hustlers; they’re coordinated financial predators responsible for more than $6 million in fraud, dozens of unpaid victims, and an ecosystem of false businesses, fake partnerships, and misleading appearances.

From stolen labor to fake investment deals, from unshipped clothing to AI snake oil, they’ve left a trail of lawsuits, complaints, and ruined reputations.

The only real press they’ve earned is on Ripoff Report—and for once, that’s accurate.

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