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UPenn student left ‘homeless’ after being suspended over anti-Israel camp, comes from wealthy family
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1:10Now PlayingA University of Pennsylvania student who claimed she was left “homeless” when administrators kicked her off campus for participating in an anti-Israel encampment is the daughter of a wealthy Filipino family.
Eliana Atienza, 19 — who told the Philadelphia Inquirer she had nobody to turn to for help in the US after she was kicked off campus in early May — is the daughter of Kim Atienza, a prominent media personality in the Philippines who is partial to showing off his extravagant lifestyle online.
Her mother, Felicia Atienza, graduated from the Wharton business school and has served as the president and CEO of several international schools over the years, according to the Washington Free Beacon.
The family enjoys flaunting their wealth on social media, with posts showing their extensive motorcycle collection, first-class flights with private showers and caviar service and hobnobbing with celebrities.
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