Jeff Hardys wife, Beth, is sending a clear warning to fansdont fall for the fake accounts popping up online.
Over the past few years, scammers have targeted wrestling fans by pretending to be WWE or AEW stars. Some of these con artists create phony profiles, message fans privately, and even convince them theyre in a relationship or that they need to send money. There have been cases where fans lost thousandsor even their homesbecause of these scams.
Beth Hardy isnt letting that happen on her watch. She recently took to social media to shut down rumors that Jeff made a new Instagram account, using his TikTok handle EnlightenedJeffHardy. She made it crystal clear that its a fakeand went even further by calling out a suspicious verified Facebook account posing as her husband.
Beth isnt the first wrestling name to speak out about thisAlexa Bliss and other stars have warned fans to be cautious. But the fact that even a verified fake account slipped through Facebooks system shows how easy it is to be fooled.
So, stay smart, check those usernames, and dont trust random DMs claiming to be your favorite stars.
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