Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have arrested the Iranian social media personality known as the “King of Instagram,” whose online posts featured nude models, luxury cars and lavish parties for more than one million followers.

Farzad “Tony” Toutouni, 55, was taken into custody in Los Angeles on Oct. 27 after allegedly entering the United States illegally from Canada. ICE officials also linked him to an alleged criminal history dating to 1989 involving kidnapping, robbery and extortion.

Toutouni, who reportedly lived in a $5 million Hollywood Hills mansion, showcased his extravagant lifestyle on Instagram under the handle @lunatic_living. His posts included images of cash, nude women and elaborate parties, even as he remained under scrutiny from immigration authorities.

The online celebrity frequently offered advice to followers while posing with scantily clad women, luxury surroundings and collections of high-performance cars. In his biography, he described himself as a self-made entrepreneur and a “Pelvis Philanthropist.”

“I live my life like it’s my last day every day!” read the caption on one post from last year. The accompanying image showed Toutouni seated on a private jet with three women on his lap and stacks of $100 bills on a table in front of him.

Another post was captioned, “No wife great wife.” In the photograph, the tattooed Iranian stood shirtless in a luxury high-rise apartment while carrying a nude woman over one shoulder and calmly picking food from a plate in his other hand.

“Tru inspiration,” one follower commented beneath the image.

Investigators said Toutouni, who also used the first name “Robert,” committed a series of serious offenses in the United States after arriving legally in 1983.

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According to ICE officials, he was arrested on allegations including criminal threats, criminal conspiracy, and possession and sale of a controlled substance.

Officials also said he received a sentence of more than 16 months in prison for offenses including writing or passing a fictitious check, grand theft, conspiracy, forgery, kidnapping, robbery and extortion.

An immigration judge ordered Toutouni removed from the country in 1993, but authorities said he remained in the United States. A second removal order was issued in 1999, after which he was deported to Mexico, according to federal officials.

ICE officials said Toutouni later acknowledged reentering the United States illegally on or around April 4, 2011. He allegedly crossed near Saint Clair, Michigan, using an electric raft he had purchased in Canada.

During that period, Toutouni cultivated the party-loving persona he promoted online. In a recent series of posts, he appeared at Burning Man alongside women and an extravagant campsite equipped with a custom recreational vehicle and trailer decorated in a psychedelic style.

“I’m happy I experienced it, but it’s not something I would ever want to do again,” he said of the desert festival.

ICE officials said Toutouni is being held in federal custody while authorities pursue removal proceedings.

Fresh photographs have surfaced showing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with Chinese businesswoman Huang Le, also known as Alice Huang, as President Donald Trump described the technology executive as an “honorable guy” amid allegations involving national security.

Huang Le, whom US authorities have accused of passing information to Beijing, reportedly shared the images on her WeChat account before it was disabled, according to the Financial Times.

The photographs show the pair sitting close together, smiling and raising wine glasses in a toast.

The timing and locations of the images could not be independently established. The Financial Times reported that they appeared to show Huang and Huang Le in Shanghai, California and Hong Kong.

The photographs resurfaced about a week and a half after The New York Times reported that the billionaire Nvidia chief had been involved in a relationship with Huang Le, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed. US officials have alleged that she was a Chinese intelligence asset.

Huang has since told Nvidia employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife, while declining to provide details about the relationship.

“I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children,” he said. “There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.”

“Regarding the national security concerns raised in news reports, Nvidia’s Board of Directors has initiated an independent investigation,” Huang added. “I support the investigation and will cooperate fully.”

New photographs show Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with Chinese businesswoman Huang Le, also known as Alice Huang, whom US authorities have accused of acting as a Chinese spy

Alice Huang reportedly shared the photographs on her now-disabled WeChat account

The images show Huang Le sitting close to the 63-year-old technology executive as they toast with wine and smile for the camera

Trump said he had not discussed the allegations with Huang but called him a fine person. “I hope everything’s fine. He’s done such an incredible job,” the president said.

Asked whether he believed he should have acted on intelligence about the matter when he was briefed on it, Trump replied: “No, I don’t think so. I think he’s an honorable guy. I think he probably has an excuse for it. You have to hear it.”

Nvidia’s board has said it had “no reason to believe that either national security or Nvidia secrets were compromised” because of Huang’s affair. It added that the company “will examine all available information.”

The investigation, announced Sunday, has intensified scrutiny of Huang’s position at Nvidia, the world’s most valuable chipmaker, and of his role as one of the most prominent salesmen of the artificial intelligence boom.

Huang Le founded Megaspeed in 2023 after working in private equity and television, according to reports.

The technology company was spun out of 7Road Holdings Ltd, one of China’s largest video game companies, several months after then-President Joe Biden introduced broad restrictions on shipments of advanced AI chips to China, Bloomberg reports.

Trade records reviewed by the outlet indicate that Megaspeed imported more than $4.6 billion worth of Nvidia products.

The company also rents Nvidia chips to Chinese technology giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd at several facilities in Southeast Asia. The US government has accused Alibaba of having links to the Chinese military.

It is not known when or how Huang and Huang Le first met. However, the two were photographed together at a technology conference in Taipei in 2024.

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Images posted on LinkedIn by NetThunder showed Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Huang Le together at a bar in Taipei, Taiwan, in June 2024

Jensen Huang acknowledged in a statement that he had been unfaithful to his wife, Lori Huang

By early 2025, Huang Le had presented a deal involving AI chips to investors based in China, according to two investors who spoke to the Financial Times. She promoted her ability to obtain Nvidia’s highly sought-after graphics processing units and highlighted her commercial relationship with Alibaba.

She was seeking investment for a Southeast Asian data center project valued at several hundred million dollars, but did not disclose her relationship with Huang.

Meanwhile, US officials were briefed that a person named Huang Le was working for China’s Ministry of State Security. The alleged effort was aimed at obtaining information about US-made AI chips and potentially persuading Nvidia to make its most advanced semiconductors available in China, The New York Times reported.

The officials said the Megaspeed executive spoke English fluently and had connections with senior figures across the AI chip industry.

Separately, US authorities investigated Megaspeed over concerns that it may have helped smuggle hardware to China. Those concerns led the government to ask Nvidia to audit the company last year.

Nvidia’s initial review concluded that the hardware was fully accounted for. However, records obtained by Bloomberg News indicated that Megaspeed had imported 50,000 more chips than Nvidia located at its data centers.

Nvidia said in December 2025 that it planned to revisit Megaspeed’s data centers, although it remains unclear whether that follow-up inspection took place.

President Donald Trump said he had not spoken with Jensen Huang about the allegations but called him a fine person. The pair are pictured at the White House in April 2025

Bloomberg News also reported a connection between Megaspeed and Shanghai Hexi, a private equity firm linked to a data center that Chinese state media has described as the country’s largest.

Huang Le was identified as one of Shanghai Hexi’s directors in an official company WeChat post in 2016. As of August 2025, a holding company she founded owned a 48 percent stake in the project.

Megaspeed has strongly denied wrongdoing, telling Bloomberg News that it complies with all regulations relevant to its business.

A company spokesperson said Megaspeed was surprised by allegations that a former executive had acted as a foreign intelligence asset.

Nvidia has also previously said that its review of Megaspeed found no evidence of diversion. The company said the business was fully owned and operated outside China and had no Chinese stakeholders.

The allegations nevertheless triggered a sharp fall in Nvidia’s share price, wiping about $270 billion from the chipmaker’s market value.

The reported intelligence findings have also prompted calls for answers in Congress.

Republican Representatives Brian Mast, John Moolenaar and Rick Crawford, who chair three influential House committees, have asked Huang to attend a closed-door briefing on November 18.

The lawmakers want to question him about his dealings with Huang Le and the safeguards Nvidia has put in place to protect the company from foreign espionage.

The Daily Mail has contacted Megaspeed for comment.

Blake Lively has never been shy about borrowing from husband Ryan Reynolds’s wardrobe, and the actress returned to that familiar fashion habit over the weekend.

In an Instagram Stories mirror selfie, the 39-year-old star wore Reynolds’s pale-blue Thom Browne button-down, decorated with an embroidered goose and leafy detailing.

“Find a husband you can share clothes with,” Lively captioned the image.

The Gossip Girl alum paired the oversized shirt with straight-leg jeans, a navy bandana and loafers. She completed the look with what she called a “fab vintage bag,” adding a clarification in the corner of the photo: “not his.”

The fashionable Thom Browne shirt originally sold for $990, but Lively’s vintage blue-denim Hermès Kelly bag is worth considerably more. A similar style fetched an astonishing $23,000 through Sotheby’s, according to Page Six.

This is far from the first occasion on which Lively has turned to the 50-year-old actor’s closet for sartorial inspiration.

Blake Lively shared a mirror selfie in Ryan Reynolds’s pale-blue embroidered Thom Browne shirt, writing: “Find a husband who you can share clothes with”

The 39-year-old actress has borrowed from Reynolds’s wardrobe on several occasions. Above, Lively and Reynolds in 2025

For the 2024 romantic drama It Ends with Us, Lively even worked some of Reynolds’s shirts and socks into the wardrobe of her character, Lily Bloom. She also borrowed pieces from her friend Gigi Hadid.

“A lot of it’s my real-life clothes or my husband’s clothes or my girlfriend Gigi’s clothes. I was borrowing some,” Lively explained during an appearance on Today in 2024.

“It’s like a wedding, like, something old, something borrowed, something blue or something new,” she added.

Although Lively stands at five feet eight inches—several inches shorter than Reynolds, who is six feet two—she has clearly found a way to make his clothes work for her.

Her latest social media post comes months after she reached a settlement in her legal dispute with It Ends with Us co-star and director Justin Baldoni.

The settlement was announced on May 4, just two weeks before the case was scheduled to go to trial.

The following day, Lively made a high-profile appearance at the Met Gala in a vintage Spring 2006 Atelier Versace gown. Her presence appeared to signal confidence and show that she was not retreating from the public spotlight.

Lively has also recently been awarded $407,451.75 in legal costs related to Baldoni’s countersuit.

Lively stands at five feet eight inches, several inches shorter than Reynolds’s six-foot-two frame, but has made his clothing her own. Above, the couple in 2025

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Lively used several of Reynolds’s shirts and socks in Lily Bloom’s wardrobe for the 2024 romance drama It Ends with Us (Source: @blakelively Instagram)

“It’s like a wedding, like, something old, something borrowed, something blue or something new,” Lively said of borrowing clothes. Above, Lively appears with Justin Baldoni in It Ends with Us

Lively had originally sought $8,035,040.88 in costs connected to her defense against the defamation countersuit filed by Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios.

However, US District Judge Lewis J. Liman ruled that she could not recover fees for the entire litigation.

Instead, the judge determined that the actress was entitled to reasonable fees and costs associated specifically with defending against Baldoni’s defamation claim.

“The number of hours for which Lively seeks reimbursement is unreasonable,” Liman wrote in an order dated August 26, according to People.

“Media relations were not integral to defending the defamation claim brought against Lively. Accordingly, time spent on media relations and press coverage is not compensable.”

Lively’s attorneys, Esra Hudson and Michael Gottlieb, presented the ruling as a victory and called it “historic.”

In a statement to People, they said: “This first-ever award of fees and costs under this California law is historic, and demonstrates that there are real consequences of bringing retaliatory lawsuits.

“As we have said from day one, Blake Lively’s case was never about money—it was about accountability.”

Lively’s latest social media update comes months after she settled her legal dispute with It Ends with Us co-star and director Baldoni. Above, Lively in New York City on February 11

In August, a judge ordered Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios to pay Lively $407,451.75 in attorney fees and court costs. Above, Baldoni on February 11

Bryan Freedman, the attorney representing Baldoni and Wayfarer, took a different view, saying the ruling “speaks for itself.”

He later characterized the decision as a “significant victory” for his clients and said it delivered an important message.

“Judge Liman clearly considered the ‘outrageous and unreasonable’ $8 million-plus demand and, in rejecting it, awarded only five percent of the amount sought in legal fees and costs,” Freedman said.

“The ruling is a significant victory for my clients and sends a clear message that, no matter how powerful you may be, the courtroom is not a place to take advantage of the law for your own personal gain.”

Police are searching for six suspects following a late-night shooting inside a California university residence hall that unsettled the campus community.

Gunfire was reported at about 11 p.m. Sunday in the first-floor lobby and computer room of Klamath Hall at California State University, Sacramento.

University police reached the building within a minute. No injuries were reported.

“The safety and security of our campus community remains our highest priority. We are grateful that no one was injured, and we appreciate the cooperation and support of our campus community as the investigation continues,” the university said in a statement.

The Sacramento State Police Department said the suspects appeared to be between 18 and 20 years old, FOX 40 reported.

Investigators said three of the suspects appeared to be about 6 feet tall, two were approximately 5 feet 10 inches, and another was estimated to be between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 8 inches.

The six suspects were last seen running toward J Street and are not believed to be Sacramento State students. Three were reportedly carrying handguns.

“I’m definitely questioning the safety a little bit because if they were not people who lived in Klamath, I want to know how they got inside,” Dan Quae, a freshman at the university, told KCRA 3.

Authorities have not released additional details, and the investigation remains active.

Klamath Hall is located in the school’s North Village area and primarily houses freshmen. Nearby Sutter Hall and Sierra Hall are also largely occupied by first-year students.

The shooting occurred roughly one month after four people were wounded by gunfire at a Sacramento State football game.

During the university’s season-opening football game, shots were heard near a parking structure, where three women were found injured. Shortly afterward, officers responding to a crash near campus discovered a man who had also been shot.

Sacramento State did not immediately respond to The California Post’s request for comment.