Las Vegas Police Say Body Of Influencer Anunay Sood Found In Street
By Peter Harrison
Las Vegas police said in a statement on Friday that they had found the body of 32-year-old travel influencer Anunay Sood on the “3100 block of South Las Vegas Boulevard” on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The social media celebrity, with 1.4 million followers on his Instagram account, had been attending the Concours elite car show at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas along with other influencers and journalists, and was due to travel home on Tuesday, Nov. 4 when he was found dead.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department statement read: “On November 4, 2025, LVMPD responded to a dead body located in the 3100 block of South Las Vegas Boulevard. Officers assisted the coroner and took a non-criminal/medical report.”
But the police and the coroner’s office have not issued any further update on the cause of death.
Earlier on the Monday evening, Sood had joined the party of influencers and journalists at a restaurant in the Wynn Las Vegas hotel and then later went to watch the show “Awakening” in the hotel’s theater.
Sood’s girlfriend, Shivani Parihar was with him during the Las Vegas trip.
In an Instagram post featuring a photo of the two she wrote: “I still can’t believe you are gone. My heart feels so heavy, and everything around me just feels empty. You were my person, my safe place, my life, my everything. I don’t even know how to process this-it doesn’t feel real. Every little thing reminds me of you – your laugh, your voice, your messages. I don’t know how to move forward without you.”
His final posts on his Instagram account included images of him posing by supercars at the Concours elite car show, where he mingled with celebrities at the VIP event.
The popular influencer, known for his cinematic travel videos posted on his social media, enjoyed a massive following.
Even after his death this was noteable by the thousands of tributes which continued to be added to his family’s statement.
“Still can’t process this … You lived with so much passion, heart, and adventure, brother. Rest in peace, Anunay,” wrote wanderwithsky.
And paramvir_beniwal wrote: “Your spirit and love for travel will keep travelling far beyond.”
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