A Netflix Reality Show Contestant Claimed to Be a Duke PA Student for 2 Years. The School Says She Never Attended

Duke officials have confirmed they have no record of the influencer attending or applying to the prestigious program.

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Netflix reality show contestant and social media personality Angel Murdock represented herself as a physician assistant student. But Duke University’s School of Medicine said it has no record of her enrolling.

For nearly two years, Murdock posted content claiming to be a physician assistant student at Duke’s highly prestigious program. Duke is known as the “birthplace of the physician assistant profession,” per its website. 

Allegations of her behavior recently went viral after

Allegations of her behavior recently went viral after a Reddit thread gained traction. That attention has since escalated, after a class of 2026 alumna, Kiera Brown, expanded on these claims, sharing an eight-minute video to social media that called out the former Netflix personality. 

In her sit-down video, Brown claims that Murdock—who has since taken down her social media accounts, or made them private—only ever posted once inside the academic building used by the program.

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That photo appeared to show other students in Duke’s physical exam rooms

“The people in the picture were from classes way above us,” Brown said, adding that she believes Murdock “found somebody’s old story post, screenshotted it, made it seem like she was in the building.” 

Source: www.inc.com