Aubrey O’Day stripped her Instagram account after netizens accused her of editing the photos
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The American singer Aubrey O’Day became something of a joke on social media after releasing the “travel album” with her alleged vacation travels through paradisiacal scenarios in Bali, Indonesia. The harassment of netizens who falsified her was so intense that she deprived her account of her with over 925,000 followers on Instagram.
The montages, posted as if they were real photos, caused quite a stir on Twitter and TikTok. Other network influencers have made viral videos highlighting the alleged amateurism in the montages starring the artist.
-urxyb3gcymap.jpeg "The American singer is accused of using montages in the photos of the alleged trip")
A tiktoker decided to go beyond teasing: she managed to collect the original photos, taken by tourists who were actually in Bali, to unmask the fake journey created by the singer.
– v (@ViralMaterials) 19 August 2022
O’Day became famous for being part of the female band Danity Kane between 2004 and 2008. The group was assembled into an MTV reality show produced and presented by rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs. He also starred in the fifth season of the celebrity version of the reality show “The Apprentice”, hosted by Donald Trump.
-1iv73cpve2sds.jpeg "The American singer is accused of using montages in the photos of the alleged trip")
-s4mtf37buqew.jpeg "The American singer is accused of using montages in the photos of the alleged trip")
-1jyb1a20xp0zd.jpeg "The American singer is accused of using montages in the photos of the alleged trip")
Source: Terra
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