French Woman Duped Out of $800K in Fake Brad Pitt Romance; Conned for ‘Cancer Treatment’ During Angelina Divorce Drama

Gather around, my dear Bollywood enthusiasts! Today, we dive into a saga so bizarre, it could only happen in our beloved world of celebrity chaos. Grab your popcorn, because this isn’t just a story; it’s a full-blown telenovela starring none other than—wait for it—Brad Pitt! Well, sort of…

Let’s set the stage: Enter Anne, a French woman who found herself swept off her feet in a whirlwind romance with what she believed was Hollywood royalty. Yes, dear readers, she thought she was dating the one and only Brad Pitt. 🎬💔

How did this fairy tale start, you ask? In February 2023, Anne received a Facebook message from someone claiming to be Pitt’s mother. Now, I don’t know about you, but if someone’s mom slides into your DMs, it’s either a scam or a reality show casting. But Anne, bless her heart, was sold on the fantasy. The scammer, wielding AI-generated photos and videos, convinced her that she was indeed chatting with the A-list actor himself. Who needs phone calls when you have text messages and deepfakes, right? 🙄📱

As their "relationship" progressed, our faux Brad proposed marriage, prompting Anne to part ways with her millionaire husband. Yep, she divorced the guy! Next, the scammer dangled lavish gifts but needed a mere $9,000 to cover customs fees. Oh, and did I mention the kidney cancer story? Yep, our scam artist here claimed Brad needed cash for medical treatment, as his ongoing divorce with Angelina Jolie left him financially strapped. Classic!

Anne, caught in this web of deception, ended up shelling out nearly €800,000 from her divorce settlement. It wasn’t until she saw real-life Brad Pitt with his new flame, Ines de Ramon, that the scales fell from her eyes. Realizing she’d been duped, Anne turned to the police in 2024, and an investigation was launched. Meanwhile, she’s recovering from severe depression, a costly reminder of the perils of virtual romance.

But hold on, Anne isn’t alone in this. Across the globe in Spain, other women fell prey to similar scams, losing over Rs 3 crore collectively. Authorities have made arrests, but the emotional and financial scars remain. 💸💔

Nisha’s Nutshell: In the glitzy world of Bollywood and beyond, remember, folks, the only thing more dangerous than falling for a star is falling for an imposter star. So always verify before you part with your heart—or your wallet. 🌟💸

Stay curious, stay cautious, and keep those DMs open for real-life adventures!