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Adult star Connor Murphy found dead weeks after filming 'looksmaxxing' true crime doc

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An adult star and “looksmaxxing” influencer was found dead just weeks after filming the newly released docuseries chronicling another death within the toxic internet subculture. OnlyFans creator Connor Murphy, who made a name for himself as a fitness influencer and looksmaxxing guru, drowned in Thailand on July 7, 2026, four weeks after filming Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death. Murphy appears in the three-part true crime docuseries for Hulu and Disney+ which follows the rise of supposed biohacking expert and Murphy’s mentor Anthony Hughes, known by his online persona Dr. Tony Huge. Get Huge is set against the backdrop of the lookmaxxing community — an internet subculture where men go to extreme lengths in the pursuit of physical perfection — and delves into the mysterious death of penis-enlargement expert Leo & Longevity, whose real name is Leif Abdullah Algaz.

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