Overview

• Fosh ended his bid for a roughly $50 refund after his lawyer warned that the stunt crossed into fraudulent territory.
• His June 30 YouTube video chronicling the trip has drawn over two million views.
• He secured a one-off death certificate from Seborga’s Princess Nina Menegatto for entertainment purposes and staged a mock funeral with hired mourners.
• Seborga representatives confirmed that the certificate was produced solely for content and holds no official legal standing.
• Critics say the prank exposes rigid airline refund rules and tests the ethical limits of social media–driven publicity stunts.