Ryzza Mae Dizon, pinabulaanan ang online sugal ad na gumagamit ng kanyang imahe

• Ryzza Mae Dizon warned the public about fake online posts falsely claiming that she endorses an online sugal application
• She shared a clip of the fabricated video on her Instagram Stories, stamped it with "FAKE" and clarified that she does not promote or endorse any online sugal apps
• Ryzza also urged her followers to report any misleading posts using her name or likeness instead of believing or sharing them
• She later thanked fellow ‘Eat Bulaga’ host Ian Red for bringing the fake video to her attention

Television personality Ryzza Mae Dizon has issued a public warning after discovering fake content falsely claiming that she endorses online sugal applications.

Through her Instagram Stories, Ryzza clarified that she has no involvement in promoting any related platforms and urged the public not to believe misleading posts circulating online under her name.

Along with her statement, Ryzza shared a clip of a fabricated video falsely showing her promoting an online sugal app. She stamped the clip with the word "FAKE!!!!!!" to make it clear that the circulating content was not authentic.

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In her statement, Ryzza firmly denied the false claims and emphasized that any content suggesting otherwise is fabricated.

"I do not promote or endorse any gamblíng applications. Any content claiming otherwise is false."

Aside from denying the alleged endorsement, Ryzza also encouraged her followers to help stop the spread of the fake content. She asked anyone who encounters such posts to report them instead of sharing or believing them.

"You come across any posts claiming otherwise, please report them. Thank you po!"

Ryzza also thanked her fellow ‘Eat Bulaga’ host Ian Red for bringing the fake video to her attention, writing, "Thank u mama @ianred143."

By speaking out, Ryzza joined the growing number of celebrities who have publicly addressed the unauthorized use of their names and likenesses in deceptive online advertisements. Her statement also serves as a reminder for social media users to verify the authenticity of online content and report misleading posts that falsely associate public figures with products or services they do not endorse.

Ryzza Mae de Guzman Dizon is a television host and a former Filipino child star. She rose to prominence when she joined Eat Bulaga's "Little Miss Philippines" competition back in 2012. She then hosted her own talk show, "The Ryzza Mae Show" and has appeared in various films and television shows. Ryzza Mae has bagged various awards as an actress and young TV host. Over the years, she remained active in the entertainment industry through hosting, acting, and guest appearances.

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During her interview on "Toni Talks," Ryzza looked back on a difficult period when she nearly lost her spot on 'Eat Bulaga.' She recalled receiving fewer opportunities to appear on the show during the dispute involving TVJ and TAPE Inc. and revealed that another child performer was already being trained at the time. Despite the uncertainty, Ryzza expressed her gratitude to TVJ for standing by her and the other hosts.

Recently, Ryzza gave fans a glimpse of her recent dinner with Kris Aquino and her son, Bimby Aquino Yap, by sharing photos from their intimate gathering. The images captured the trio enjoying a meal and spending quality time together. The get-together came days after Kris surprised viewers by appearing on the June 25 episode of 'Eat Bulaga' to support Bimby's guest hosting stint, where she also playfully referred to Ryzza as her future daughter-in-law.

Source: KAMI.com.gh