It was barely a week before she returned to the country after performing for fans in Canada along with the rest of the ASAP Vancouver crew that Zsa Zsa Padilla took to social media to call out an online page using her name and image in promoting their products.
Last November 1, actress and singer Zsa Zsa Padilla made a post to inform and warn her followers about a web page called “Zsa Zsa Daily Life” which was spreading false information and using her name and images in selling their products. The ASAP singer’s images were allegedly created through AI to make her look as if she was also promoting online gambling.
In her post, Zsa Zsa wrote, “BABALA SA PUBLIKO: FAKE NEWS/SCAM ALERT!
Ipinapaalam po namin na may ilang mga pahina- lalo na ang ‘Zsa Zsa Daily Life’ - na kumakalat ng pekeng balita at kwento gamit ang aming pangalan at mga larawan para magbenta ng mga produktong wala kaming alam o kinalaman.”
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Zsa Zsa’s official Instagram page also clarified that she has never endorsed nor had any connection with the products indicated on the fake webpage. “Sinasabi pa nila na uminom daw kami ng ‘miracle milk’ at gumaling sa sakit - kahit hindi naman totoo at wala kaming ganung karamdaman! š” Mayroon din silang mga AI videos na parang ako raw ay nagpo-promote ng online gaming - FAKE NEWS din ‘yan!
ā Hindi kami konektado sa mga produktong ‘yan.
ā Hindi namin inendorso o ginamit ang mga ito.
ā At lalo na, hindi kami nagpo-promote ng online gaming.”
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Before ending her post, Zsa Zsa reminded her 1M followers on Instagram to not be misled and to make sure to carefully verify the things that they read online.
“šš¼ Paalala sa lahat:
ā ļø Maging maingat sa mga nababasa online.
ā ļø I-verify muna bago mag-share o mag-comment.
ā ļø I-report ang mga fake pages at misleading content.
Tulong-tulong tayong labanan ang disinformation at fake news!”