Faith Hill and Tim McGraw attend the U.K. launch of Paramount+ at Outernet London on June 20, 2022 in London, England. A social media post or website reports that Tim McGraw and Faith Hill endorsed CBD or keto weight loss gummies.
Note: This is different than a deepfake. Deepfake clips show fake video of a person's mouth moving along with the fake audio. In this case with the ads featuring McGraw and Hill, the video showed random clips and photographs of the couple, but only the audio was generated by AI. In other words, none of the mouth movement in the scam video matched what McGraw was supposedly saying.
So when Dr. Oz told me there was a way to melt it all off and still eat whatever I liked, it sounded too good to be true. But he showed me Trisha Yearwood and Miranda Lambert's transformation results from using it, and they had both lost a significant amount of weight in a short amount of time. We've seen many more of these AI-generated, voice-replication ads, all of them hosted on Meta. The list of famous people who scammers have used to promote keto weight loss gummies includes fellow country music stars Miranda Lambert andWhile there was an element of truth in regard to one of McGraw's daughters making a remark to him about his weight, the idea that he shed pounds with keto weight-loss gummies was not true.