The American singer’s publicist tells the Associated Press that Clarkson ‘does not have any affiliation as a spokesperson’ for any ‘weight loss products/programs’
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: The Facebook post bearing the claim has garnered 1,000 reactions, 210 comments, and 78 shares. It shows an edited photo of Clarkson holding a bowl of gummy bears, with text suggesting that the singer’s weight dropped from 225 lbs. to 132 lbs. because of her new “no exercise pill.”, Clarkson’s publicist, Melissa Kates, said that the American singer “does not have any affiliation as a spokesperson” for any “weight loss products/programs.
: A reverse image search also shows that the original photo used in the misleading ad shows Clarkson holding a drink, not a bowl of gummy bears. The original image wasKeep us aware of suspicious Facebook pages, groups, accounts, websites, articles, or photos in your network by contacting us at [email protected]. You may also report dubious claims to the
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