
You know that feeling when you discover an online diet pill ad with your face on it? Yeah, it’s the worst.
OK, that actually hasn’t happened tomoibecause I’m obviously way too famous for that.
Butothercelebrities have been falling victim to such scams since the dawn of the Internet.
The latest isSunriseco-host Sam Armytage.
It is understood a series of diet pill ads on social media had been claiming she was an ambassador for the product.
Armytage tweeted her angry response to the “complete BS” ads.
“I would NEVER advertise the stopping of eating,” she wrote. (Post continues after gallery.)
Samantha Armytage's on Instagram
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Via Instagram @sam_armytage
Masterchef‘s season one winner Julie Goodwin then tweeted in solidarity with Armytage, declaring she had previously found herself in a similar situation.
@sam_armytage omg Sam, so sorry to hear this. Happened to me. Filthy liars.
— Julie Goodwin (@_JulieGoodwin) September 4, 2016
Armytage is currently holidaying in Europe after celebrating her 40th birthday.
We’re only sorry she has had to take time out from her precious beach commitments to deal with such “BS”.
Sophie Aubrey
Morning Editor
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