Kirat Assi was catfished by a family member for nearly a decade, and Netflix’s new documentary, “Sweet Bobby,” tells the shocking story. Here’s what happened and where the catfisher is now.

My Catfish Nightmare” explores the true story of Kirat Assi, a London radio presenter who was deceived into an eight-year online relationship with "Bobby Jandu," a supposedly wealthy man she met through Facebook.

Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare is available to stream on Netflix now, while Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara is being released on Friday, October 18.

Netflix’s latest documentary, Sweet Bobby, tells the stranger-than-fiction tale of radio broadcaster Kirat Assi, who believed she was in a years-long relationship with a man named Bobby, only to learn that she had been catfished for years – with the culprit being a member of her own family, her cousin, Simran Bhogal.

Sweet Bobby's catfish victim is 'disappointed' over the 'real' Bobby's reaction to her ten year long nightmare

My Catfish Nightmare is a story of a London radio presenter deceived by her own cousin in a catfish scam lasting nearly a decade.

Kirat Assi, the victim at the heart of the catfishing scandal featured in the Netflix documentary Sweet Bobby, has opened up about her feelings towards her cousin, Simran Bhogal, who created 60 fake profiles and posed as various people,

An actress who appeared in Netflix documentary Sweet Bobby has revealed there were concerns for her welfare after viewers confused her for the real catfish. Bhamini Joseph, who goes by the name of Bambi,