Why are French people known for having affairs?
Last Updated: 02.07.2025 02:36
Shortly after, she received a friend request from an unusual contact as, "Brad Pitt's mother" reached out to her, and then the actor Brad Pitt who is getting divorce from Angelina jolie himself.
At first, "Brad Pitt" showered Anna with compliments, poems, and gifts, including expensive handbags and jewelry. However, Anna had to pay €5,000 to cover customs fees for the delivery. Without hesitation, she made the transfer. Anna started loving Brad Pitt hollywood actor. Anna made the plan to settle in Los angeles.
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Then, tragedy struck her dream when Anna's lover Brad Pitt fell seriously ill.
"Brad Pitt" claimed he had been diagnosed with kidney cancer. His funds were allegedly frozen due to his divorce from Angelina Jolie, so he asked Anna for help. She divorced her husband and paid hundreds of thousands of euros "for surgeries," while "Brad Pitt" expressed heartfelt gratitude and sent her photos from a hospital bed.
For the first time in her life, she created an account on Instagram and posted the pictures.
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All the photos of Brad Pitt which have been sent her had been generated by AI. By that point, she had already transferred €830,000 to the fraudsters — all the money she had left after her divorce from her millionaire husband.
The story fell apart when tabloids published stories revealing that Brad Pitt was actually dating someone named Ines de Ramon. It dawned on Anna.
she was vacationing with her family at a ski resort, took many beautiful photos, and decided to share them on social media to get new affair in life.
Anna, a 53-year-old interior designer and french woman, was married to a wealthy man. In 2023, she started living alone, asked for divorce.
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Then Anna felt that she had been scammed and contacted cyber police.
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