The billionaire bride who tried to bully a powerless namesake into giving up her Instagram handle looks to be putting the scandal behind after posting to the platform under her maiden name.
Influencer Katherine Asplundh discovered that her influence only extended so far after finding that her new married name was already taken by another Instagram user ahead of her wedding in May to Pennsylvania billionaire Cabot Asplundh.
She deleted her account after her increasingly aggressive demands for the handle @katherineasplundh were revealed by her namesake, and outraged netizens scooped up every possible name variation to put them out of her reach.
But the young College of Charleston grad seems to have resigned herself to posting under her maiden name, after uploading some cheerful shots from her first summer as a married woman.
She grins broadly in one revealing shot as her billionaire beau clutches her,
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Influencer Katherine Asplundh updated followers with a picture of her in a cuddle with her new husband, the billionaire Pennsylvania tree-chopping heir Cabot Asplundh,
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After the happy couple exchanged vows, the new Asplundh reached out another to woman of the same name in hopes of purchasing a new Instagram account name
The loved-up couple are pictured behind the wheel of a speedboat in another amid an assortment of dogs, horses, friends,
beaches and country houses.
She first reactivated her account in June after attending her brother-in-law Carl's wedding, where he married his longtime partner of five years, Savanna Smith.
'Special day celebrating Carl and Savanna,' her Instagram story caption read, with a picture of the happy couple kissing during their marriage ceremony.
But it was posted to her old handle @katherinedrisc, created under her maiden name Katherine Driscoll.
Throughout the scandal she continued to post on her TikTok account @lostetiquette, but she was accused of hypocrisy when internet users dug up an old TikTok of hers mocking new wives who can't wait to update their name on social media.
'Something that low key bothers me is when girls get married and it's not even like 10 minutes after they do their vows and they'
lam bang cap 3 gia re like 'Oh! going on my Instagram! Let me change my last name already,' Katherine said in the now-deleted post.
She then says she's 'probably going to wait a couple of months' to change her name.'
'I just think it's a little bit a lot when I see girls change it before I even knew they were f***ing married, like chill,' Katherine ironically explained.'
Despite her rant about new wives, Katherine contacted Kate, owner of her desired IG handle asking if she could buy it, which is actually a violation of the platform's terms of service.
The young pair looked happy and loved-up in the shots posted under the title 'Summer lately'
In reaching out to the woman known only as Kate, who has since shared the messages on social media, the newlywed unintentionally went viral
Asplundh then continues to question the legitimacy of her name, who confirms she is not American
Kate refused and explained how she feared selling the username would get her 'banned from Instagram'.
This prompted Katherine to launch a tirade against her.
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Kate claims she was initially open to changing her username but decided against doing so after Katherine 'came off snarky,' later shared the exchange online.
In the now-viral exchange, Katherine starts by asking if she can buy the Instagram handle.
'Hi I was wondering if I could purchase your username from you,' she wrote. 'Just got married and this in my new name!'
Kate replied: 'That's my name too. I just googled and it said selling my username would get me banned from Instagram.
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