‘Most beautiful woman at Coachella’ responds to people trying to ‘slide into DMs’
Admirers have been clogging up the DMs of the influencer who was dubbed the 'most beautiful woman' in attendance at Coachella.
Social media users bestowed the complimentary title upon Leah Halton last week after she managed to outshine a host of celebrities with her striking appearance and stunning outfits.
The 24-year-old, who hails from Australia, caused quite a stir after sharing snaps of her festival attire online - and she's been bombarded with messages ever since.
The influencer shot to fame after sharing a video of her lip-syncing to TikTok back in 2024, which has since gone on to rack up a whopping 1.3 billion views.
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Halton had previously dabbled in YouTube too, but only became an overnight sensation after the short clip of her landed on everyones For You Page a few years ago.
Like many people who become popular online, she ended up scoring a series of huge brand deals and she has now asserted herself as an expert influencer.
After uploading her festival fits to Instagram last week, Halton earned a new nickname as her 4.4million followers were left blown away by her beauty.
Dubbing her the 'most beautiful woman at Coachella', social media users who reckon she is easy on the eyes flooded the comment sections of her posts with compliments.
During an appearance on Logan Paul's Impaulsive podcast, Halton was quizzed about the reaction she has received since being dubbed the best looking lady to attend the music festival in California.
She revealed that a host of people have been 'trying to slide' into her DMs since she uploaded the stunning pictures and reckons that her new nickname 'reminded' a few folks that she's quite the smoke show.
Although Halton said that the current online conversation surrounding her appearance gave guys 'an opportunity to slide in', she explained they haven't had much success with her.
She told Paul that none of the chat-up lines had worked on her and agreed that she had essentially 'stonewalled everyone' who had tried their luck in her DMs.
Halton went on to explain that although she appreciates the masses of compliments she receives, she battles a bit of 'imposter syndrome' when being praised for her attractiveness.
Detailing how her online persona differs from what she is like in real life, the social media star said: "It's hard to see [my TikTok image] as me.
"Because 90 percent of the time I'm at home, barefaced, just lazy in bed with my cat. But I love getting dolled up. It's kind of like...I wouldn't say an alter ego, but.
"Like when I read stuff about me, it's like I don't put two and two together. I know that's me, but it's like...that's me? I'm way more boring in real life."
Halton explained that the perception people have of her is a lot different to what she's actually like, as she added: "I feel like once you grow to a certain level, people perceive you in a [certain] way. When you read stuff about yourself or see things about you, you know the real you, but you're also like paying attention to what they're saying. And it's like hard to differentiate the two in a way. It's very odd."
Still, internet users have invented much worse nicknames for people than the 'most beautiful woman' at Coachella.
Topics: Festivals, Logan Paul, Podcast, Viral, US News
Olivia Burke