The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star blamed for misleading millions out of the administration’s coronavirus advance program has now additionally been accused of running a $5 million Ponzi conspire, investigators said.

Maurice “Mo” Fayne — who showed up in the unscripted television show’s eighth season — was prosecuted Wednesday by a government stupendous jury for misleading get a $3,725,500 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) advance, the feds said.

He asserted it would pay 107 laborers and costs at a shipping firm —

Yet rather blew it on his lavish way of life, including specially crafted adornments and $136,000 to rent a 2019 Rolls-Royce, investigators said.

Fayne was additionally hit with wire misrepresentation charges Wednesday for what the feds called a six-year Ponzi plan to cover a major cash betting propensity.

The truth star “acted like the proprietor of a gainful shipping business” while, indeed, the firm “never produced enough income to cover its costs,” examiners said in an announcement.

“By the by, Fayne made roughly 20 people put over $5 million in his shipping business,” the announcement said.

“Fayne utilized the financial specialists’ cash to pay his own obligations and costs, and to finance an extreme way of life for himself.”

He even “moved more than $5 million to a club to cover his own betting and diversion costs,” the discharge says.

Fayne, who was first captured May 11, is out on bond, as per court records.

Alongside wire misrepresentation for the asserted Ponzi plot

He is accused of bank extortion, illegal tax avoidance and offering a bogus expression to a governmentally safeguarded money related organization over the PPP advance.

His lawyer recorded on court records didn’t quickly restore a solicitation for input.