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   Did Trisha Yearwood endorse keto gummies?

   • Scammers designed ads and websites to fool users into believing that Yearwood and her husband, Garth Brooks, endorsed keto weight loss gummies. A social media post or website reports that Trisha Yearwood endorsed keto gummies for weight loss.

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   Are Brooks & Trisha gummies a scam?

   • Again, all of this was a scam, and Brooks had nothing to do with any weight loss gummies. We previously reported that country music star Trisha Yearwood, who is Brooks' wife, was being featured in weight loss gummies scams despite having absolutely nothing to do with them.

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   Are Trisha gummies a scam?

   • Part of yet another weight loss scam, these gummies are said to be a fast-action plan against stubborn fat—and they use Trisha’s name and likeness to secure new product purchases from unknowing social media users. In reality, though, Trisha has zero connection to the brand — which she quickly let her one million followers know.

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   Did Trisha launch a 'weight loss gummy' with Weight Watchers?

   • Any users who clicked on these ads were led to a fake Time magazine article that falsely claimed, "Trisha Launches First-Ever 'Weight Loss Gummy' in Partnership with Weight Watchers After Being Forced to Lose 60 LBS in Just Weeks."

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2. www.snopes.com › fact-check › trisha-yearwood-ketoTrisha Yearwood Keto Gummies Weight Loss Ads Are a Scam

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   May 30, 2023 · Trisha Yearwood Keto Gummies Weight Loss Ads Are a Scam Scammers designed ads and websites to fool users into believing that Yearwood and her husband, Garth Brooks, endorsed keto weight...

3. www.countryliving.com › life › entertainmentTrisha Yearwood Issues an Important Warning to Fans About Gummies

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   Apr 13, 2023 · Recently, rumors have been spreading through social media in the form of fabricated messages and ads that Trisha endorses Keto Gummies. Part of yet another weight loss scam, these gummies are said to be a fast-action plan against stubborn fat—and they use Trisha’s name and likeness to secure new product purchases from unknowing social media ...

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   The Facebook and Instagram video ads appeared to feature audio recordings of McGraw speaking. However, this audio was generated by artificial intelligence. In other words, the things being said in the video were never actually spoken by McGraw. Note: This is different than a deepfake. Deepfake clips show fake video of a person's mouth moving along ...

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   While there was an element of truth in regard to one of McGraw's daughters making a remark to him about his weight, the idea that he shed pounds with keto weight-loss gummies was not true. In 2019, Entertainment Tonightreported that McGraw lost 40 pounds with diet and exercise, not gummies:

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   Clicking on the links in these scam video ads led users to a fake Time magazine article that was not hosted on time.com. Scammers created this fake article simply by copying the design of what a Time magazine story might look like over to a scam website. The headline in the fake Time article read, "REVEALED: Faith Hill Forces Tim McGraw to Melt 45 ...

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   May 1, 2023 · Is country singer Trisha Yearwood endorsing or selling weight-loss gummies? No, that's not true: Yearwood has denied that she made any such endorsement and Lead Stories did not find publicly available evidence that she has previously endorsed weight-loss gummies. The claim appeared in a post on Facebook published on April 28, 2023.

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9. popculture.com › celebrity › newsTrisha Yearwood Warns Her Fans About CBD Scam - PopCulture.com

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   Apr 8, 2023 · The weight loss scam claimed that Yearwood endorsed various keto gummies, CBD gummies, or diet pills products, which was false. As Yearwood mentioned, she and other celebrities who appear in these scams have nothing to do with these keto or CBD gummies products.

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    Aug 7, 2013 · Then you are sick. Then you eat a bowl of cereal and gain 10 pounds!" To make a long story short, Yearwood lost weight, then gained it back—often with a bonus—more times than she can count ...