The flyer in question was republished by TMZ, and includes several red flags, from the oganization to inconsistent fonts and a distinct lack of helpful information.
Funnily enough, the phone number included does actually belong to the police—just on the other side of the country, in Everett, Wash.
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An apparent AI Facebook post featured a photograph of the couple posing on a balcony at night, holding up a pair of ultrasound printouts, misleading many of the young reality star's fanbase, leading her to take to TikTok to do damage control and assure her followers, "I'm not pregnant."
“The things people post boggles my poor old mind,” one wrote, which certainly feels applicable to this situation, too.
AI has caused plenty of issues of late, from false product and campaign endorsements to computer generated actresses and stolen likenesses, and it doesn't looke like it's slowing down anytime soon.
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