"Couldn’t afford those taxes in NJ" — Internet reacts to Ally Lotti's abandoned New Jersey mansion that Juice WRLD’s allegedly bought for her

A video of someone visiting influencer Ally Lotti's abandoned New Jersey mansion, allegedly gifted to her by her late ex-boyfriend Juice WRLD, recently circulated on social media. A snippet of the video was posted on X by user @mymixtapez on December 19, racking up 4.1 million views at the time of this article.

The X user claimed the house was bought for Ally Lotti by Juice WRLD, however, it is unclear if that claim is true. Ally Lotti did live in the house, as seen in several photos on her Instagram page.

The video of the abandoned house divided the internet. Some netizens wondered why Lotti left the house, with one person tweeting:

"Couldn’t afford those taxes in NJ .."

Several people joined in on the speculations, coming up with theories for why the house was abandoned.

"People talking bad about her like she owned the house. They weren't married or had kids. How we know his family didnt just kick her out and are trying to sell the house?" one user questioned.

"Old and outdated. Probably costs a s**tload to heat in the winter," another person added.

Others pondered about what happens to a house after it is left abandoned.

"Hmmm what happens to a house that is abandoned by people who aren’t living? Dont the state take over it or something?" one person asked.

"Here me out if it is abandoned go squat in it for a couple years and then you’ll be ownship of the house I’m pretty sure they is a law the states something like that I forgot what it’s called," another person added.

However, some netizens claimed the house belonged to Ally Lotti's family, adding that she lived there before she met Juice WRLD.

"So the true back story is that ally actually lived in this with her family, they were renting. This was before juice, and I think the family that owned the house decided they were going to sell it, and they did and the people they sold it to couldn’t afford it," one netizen wrote.

"She’s my blood cousin. And I can tell you right now that she lived there with her friends, not juice world. And they were renting it," another person claimed.

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Ally Lotti allegedly sold Juice WRLD's things after his death

Ally Lotti recently came under fire after she was allegedly caught selling Juice WRLD's clothes and bodily fluids online. According to Hot New Hip Hop, a screenshot of the influencer allegedly listing the late rapper's clothes, dreadlocks, teeth and bodily fluids went viral on social media in March 2024.

Lotti allegedly listed Juice WRLD's clothes for a price between $200 to $12.5K, the hair for $100, the teeth for $100 to $1000, and a 1 oz vial of "Juice's juice" for $10K. She ended her alleged bid with a note that read:

"Thanks guys, I work really hard for what I have right now, life is great!"

This came a couple of months after the influencer allegedly leaked the couple's s*x tape online in January 2024.

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For the unversed, Juice WRLD died due to an accidental overdose in 2019. The rapper reportedly suffered a seizure when the police searched his private jet in Chicago. He was pronounced dead at the Advocate Christ Medical Center at age 21.

According to BBC, a medical examiner ruled that Juice WRLD died "as a result of oxycodone and codeine toxicity." The rapper encountered fame in 2018 after his track Lucid Dreams hit No.2 on the Billboard Hot 100.

During a 2019 interview with GQ, Juice WRLD revealed that he and Ally Lotti started dating in 2018 after the latter "slid into his DMs" on Instagram.