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She’s the bella of Coachella.
Sure, the A-list looks of Kylie Jenner, Hailey Bieber and Teyana Taylor rank top tier.
But Leah Halton, a stunning wonder from Down Under, is outshining even the shiniest attendees at the desert-based music festival, eclipsing Hollywood’s hottest and being dubbed the “most beautiful woman alive” by online admirers.
“Nah she’s AI, no one could be this perf,” raved a drooling devotee beneath Instagram snaps of the 24-year-old Australian influencer—with over 22 million followers across the internet— flaunting her fierce physique in funky fashions for Coachella Day 3 in California.
Halton, who suddenly surged to social media superstardom in 2024, after a cutesy lip-synching video went viral, cut a sexy frame in a shredded lace crop top with a frayed fringe finish and a low-rise distressed denim skirt. Waist-beads, soft glam makeup and a pair of black boots completed the look-at-me look, which is causing temps to soar higher than Coachella Valley, Calif., at peak heat.
“You’re so freaking hot,” a virtual worshiper said of the smoke-show.
“Face card never declines,” lauded another, likening Halton’s mug to money amid the hundreds of comments crowning her an “icon” and the “Queen of Coachella.”
Her majesty kept her royal subjects applauding with several outfit changes throughout Weekend 1 of the annual showcase. She showcased her bohemian-haute style in a risque crop top paired with a nude, floor-length skirt and a peek-a-boo pair of panties, as well as a cut-out mini turtleneck and micro-skirt on days 1 and 2 of the concert, respectively.
“The most beautiful girl alive,” hailed an adorer, bestowing the title upon the brunette under TikTok footage of her jamming out to Justin Bieber on festival grounds.
Lavished with the stellar superlative, Halton now rubs elbows with the good-looking likes of model Thylane Blondeau, 24, from France, revered “the most beautiful girl in the world” since age 6 due to her chiseled cheeks and steely stare.
But the Aussie newcomer to the “most beautiful” nobility has yet to publicly acknowledge the honors.
Halton did, however, openly count herself “blessed” after initially skyrocketing to virtual fame several years ago.
“As many of you know I’ve been posting YouTube videos for around four years now and that is where my passion will always be,’ she told her digital fans in an appreciation post.
“It’s crazy that this ‘blow up’ has happened in such a short time frame. And for those of you that are new followers, I hope you enjoy getting to know me.”
