Brad Pitt is not on social media, his team reminded fans, after a French woman said she was conned out of $800,000 by scammers posing as the A-list actor.

The story broke on Sunday on the TF1 show "Sept à huit," which aired the testimony of Anne, a French interior decorator who described how she had been scammed by a fake Brad Pitt

The daughter of a 53-year-old French woman who fell victim to an elaborate social media scam involving an imposter posing as Hollywood star Brad Pitt has broken her silence. Speaking on the program La Grande Semaine on Saturday, Margot addressed the public criticism her mother has faced since the story became public.

Brad Pitt is urging fans to be aware of tricky "scammers" after someone swindled a French woman out of $850,000 by pretending they were the Oscar-winning actor in an ongoing catfish romance scheme. "It's awful that scammers take advantage of the strong bond between fans and celebrities,

Anne isn’t even the only person to fall for a Brad Pitt catfish in recent years. According to the Irish Examiner, two women in Spain fell for similar scams that cost them €325,000. The Spanish police were able to locate and arrest five perpetrators and recover some of that money, but not all of it.

The scammers apparently convinced the woman that “Brad” needed money for cancer treatment by sending her numerous AI-generated images depicting the movie star in the hospital.

Brad Pitt has responded to a viral case involving a French woman who was scammed out of $850,000 by a fraudster using AI-generated photos and messages mimicking the actor. The victim, Anne, a 53-year-

A spokesperson for Brad Pitt has responded to viral reports that a 53-year-old French woman was scammed out of $850,000 by online fraudsters who impersonated the Oscar-winner. "It's awful that scammers take advantage of the strong bond between fans and celebrities,