Social media influencer Ash Trevino has pleaded guilty to fraud-related charges as court documents reportedly reveal allegations that she maintained relationships with dozens of incarcerated men, including some convicted of violent crimes. Trevino, whose full name is Ashley Lopez-Trevino, entered guilty pleas to welfare fraud and fraudulent securing of document execution on Aug. 5. The 37-year-old Texas mother of three was ordered to repay $16,799.95 to the state. As part of the plea agreement, Trevino was also sentenced to two years of community supervision, 120 hours of community service, financial counseling and an anti-theft course. Court filings obtained by TMZ reportedly allege that Trevino had relationships with approximately 50 to 75 inmates in the Texas prison system. Prosecutors claimed some of those inmates were serving time for serious violent offenses, including aggravated robbery and murder. The alleged relationships were mentioned in connection with the fraud case, but Trevino did not plead guilty to any crime involving her relationships with incarcerated men. Prosecutors also raised concerns about Trevino’s social media activity, reportedly accusing her of soliciting money from followers and pointing to sexually explicit livestreams and videos allegedly posted online. The case dates back to December 2023, when Trevino was arrested in Texas on active felony warrants. She was booked into the Ellis County Jail and later released on a $15,000 bond. She was taken back into custody in March after prosecutors accused her of violating conditions of her release by consuming and purchasing alcohol. Her attorneys disputed those allegations at the time. Trevino has built a large and controversial online presence by sharing details about her personal life and relationships. She has openly discussed dating incarcerated men, a practice critics have dubbed “inmate hopping.” Her online behavior has repeatedly generated backlash, including controversies involving her children and relationships. Trevino has previously said her teenage children faced ridicule because of her social media presence. Following her guilty plea, Trevino avoided additional jail time but must comply with the conditions of her supervision and repay the nearly $17,000 owed to the state.#fyp #viral - @sacramentourbanmedia916