Chris Terry’s Mistress Reaches FTC Settlement in iMarketsLive Fraud Case
Keishia McLeod, identified by regulators as the mistress of iMarketsLive founder Christopher Terry, has reached a settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The agreement resolves allegations that she received money and assets connected to the alleged iMarketsLive fraud scheme.
McLeod Named as Relief Defendant
The FTC added McLeod and several holding and shell companies as relief defendants in its amended complaint. According to the agency, she received funds and valuable assets that were allegedly misappropriated from iMarketsLive investors. Regulators argued that the assets should be returned for the benefit of affected consumers.
$5.58 Million Settlement Approved
A Stipulated Consent Judgment was filed on July 15, 2026, requiring McLeod to repay $5.58 million. The court approved the settlement one day later, making the agreement official.
Luxury Assets to Be Liquidated
As part of the settlement, McLeod will also surrender several assets. These include a home in Henderson, Nevada, a 1963 Chevrolet Impala, a Lamborghini Huracan, diamond jewelry, gym equipment, a piano, and music studio equipment. A court-appointed receiver will sell the assets, with the proceeds applied toward the settlement amount.
FTC’s Case Against iMarketsLive Founders
The FTC alleges that Christopher Terry and Isis Terry operated a $1.2 billion fraud through iMarketsLive and its successor companies, IM Mastery Academy and Iyovia. In May 2026, the couple agreed to a $795 million settlement with the FTC. It remains unclear whether McLeod and Christopher Terry are still together following the legal proceedings.
