US EditionPriyanka Chopra Jonas Sets the Record Straight on Fake ‘Virgin Wife’ Quote, Netizens Show up ...
- Priyanka Chopra Jonas publicly denied a viral quote falsely attributing to her the statement, "Don't look for a virgin as wife," this week on Instagram.
- The misinformation stemmed from social media posts using fabricated quotes and fake audio clips that Priyanka Chopra clarified were not hers.
- She encouraged her followers to carefully evaluate information they come across on the internet, emphasizing that content found online is not automatically accurate, and highlighting how easily fabricated material can spread rapidly.
- Priyanka shared a screenshot of the misleading portal, stating, "This is not me, my quote or my voice," and highlighted the lack of credible sources backing the claim.
- Her clarification received positive responses and underscored the challenges celebrities face with misinformation amid her promotion of the film Heads of State premiering July 2.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas sets the record straight on fake ‘Virgin Wife’ quote, netizens show up ...
In an age where AI can fabricate voices and faces, celebrities are increasingly finding themselves caught in the crossfire of misinformation. This week, it was Priyanka Chopra Jonas who stepped up to set the record straight. The actor took to social media after a post from The Brief India falsely attributed a
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Priyanka Chopra denies making the viral virgin wife statement, calls it fake content
Actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas made a long note, clarifying that she never made the statement suggesting men shouldn't look for a virgin wife, which is going viral on social media. The 'Heads of State' star urged her fans to stay aware of the unverified news on social media.
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