A mother aiming to be an influencer was taken into custody in late November, accused of exposing herself to her teenage son’s friend and urging him to touch her while lamenting her husband’s performance in their intimate life.
Lisa Shin, a 41-year-old from Florida, was arrested outside an Applebee’s on November 19, as detailed in a police report. This followed a warrant issued after authorities received warnings about a suspicious man in the diner.
According to reports, Singh, who is currently unemployed but claims to be an influencer with a modest online presence, allegedly engaged in inappropriate behavior with her son’s friend on September 7, during a family stay in Jacksonville, Florida.
She had invited the boy and three others to her $250,000 home shortly after a domestic dispute with her husband, the report stated.
Witnesses noted Singh behaving flirtatiously, with excessive touching and calling the friend “baby” in a peculiar manner.
Eventually, as the three witnesses departed, the victim found himself alone with her. Singh supposedly expressed dissatisfaction with her husband and hinted that she was interested in being physical with the young man.
The victim reported that Singh exposed herself and engaged in an argument until he touched her. Once he was caught off guard, she allegedly kissed him multiple times and began to rub against him through his clothes.
However, the victim shared that he only went along with it because he felt “very awkward and uncomfortable.”
Afterward, Singh allegedly threatened him not to discuss the incident with anyone, according to the report.
On social media, Singh presents a typical “boy-mom” image but has garnered little support beyond a small circle of friends and has faced backlash following her arrest.
In a previous post, she had celebrated her son as her “best friend and greatest accomplishment,” reflecting on the joy of motherhood.
Singh is charged with two felony counts of lewd conduct with a minor. She is being held on a $100,000 bond and has a court appearance scheduled for December 21.
Previously, she was arrested in 2024 on suspicion of stealing a package from a neighbor, though those charges were dropped later.
