Sandra Bullock Warns of Scammers Impersonating Her on Social Media

The actress and her sister have raised concerns over fraudulent accounts exploiting victims and threatening their safety.

Sandra Bullock issued a statement emphasizing that she does not use social media and warning fans about fake accounts impersonating her for financial gain.
The actress expressed deep concern for her family's safety and the innocent victims targeted by these scams, which are under investigation by law enforcement.
Bullock's sister, Gesine Bullock-Prado, revealed that scammers have created numerous fake accounts in her name and Sandra's, tricking victims into sending large sums of money.
Gesine criticized Meta, the company behind Facebook, for failing to remove reported fake accounts, despite her repeated attempts to flag them to company representatives.
The sisters have highlighted broader issues with celebrity impersonation scams, referencing cases where victims were defrauded of significant sums by accounts posing as other public figures, including Brad Pitt.