FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY: A former Kentucky student, who gained notoriety as the "Queen of Chaos" after her grinning mugshots after being arrested went viral, recently revealed that she has turned her life around after "finding God" with the help of a friend who stopped her from killing herself. Rayanna Belle Brock, 23, had been arrested at least 11 times for a number of offenses including shoplifting in March 2018, terrorism-related crimes in 2020 and firearm theft in January.
Brock became a social media star after her mugshots were featured on the mugshawty Instagram account, which showcased some of her 11 mugshots from the past five years. Her most recent mugshot captured her beaming while wearing an orange prison jumpsuit after being arrested in 2020 for terroristic threats and harassment. As a result of her internet fame, some social media users described her as "cute but equally a menace" and “mugshot queen." However, despite her troubled past, Brock’s recent posts showed her sharing uplifting quotes about God and expressing gratitude to a friend who helped her during her darkest times.
'I had burnt about every bridge'
In a Facebook post on July 13, Brock praised her "homie" Bernard Hoskins for preventing her killing herself and thanked "the Lord" for helping in "doing so good" after opting for sobriety. "This man took me in when I was literally at rock bottom and he honestly saved me from taking my own life," she wrote, adding, "I had burnt about every bridge I ever had but he was still there for me. If it wasn’t for him I would’ve been sleeping on the streets many times but he never turned me away and always did what he could for me whether that was feeding my little ass, letting me take a shower, or just crashing at his place cause I had nowhere to go. I am so proud of him. We are both sober now and doing so good and I just have to thank the Lord for that cause only God knows what we’ve both been through but we never let it break us!"
Who is Rayanna Brock?
Brock is a 23-year-old from Kentucky. She was arrested 11 times for various offenses. Brock is currently on a Pre-Trial Diversion one-year correction course, according to the Kentucky Online Offender Lookup. Social media profiles of her name previously revealed that she attended East Kentucky University (EKU) before working as a consultant. Brock previously said that both her parents were currently serving time in jail for separate offenses. Before garnering social media fame, Brock time and again made headlines for her criminal activities, including an incident in 2021 when she was charged with stealing a state trooper's hat and taser from his vehicle, according to Daily Mail.
During the investigation, Troopers went to Brock’s residence where she produced the $157 hat and $874 KSP-issued taser, along with $10.30 in change from her bedroom. They also saw a bag of marijuana, Xanax tablets and a weed pipe in her room, along with a Family Dollar basket of clothes still clipped with security tags. Brock allegedly attempted to accuse someone else of taking the trooper's items and handing them to her. However, her claims went in vain and she was charged with several offenses, including marijuana possession and receiving stolen property. She was arrested on January 16, 2023, for another firearm theft charge.
