Angel Locsin warns public against false ad using her photo | Inquirer Entertainment

Angel Locsin warns public against false ad using her photo

/ 11:51 AM June 28, 2022

Angel Locsin

Image: Facebook/Angel Locsin

Angel Locsin has asked the public to be wary of a cereal brand advertisement that is using her photo, stressing that it is fake.

The actress-philanthropist warned fans against the false advertisement while sharing a screenshot of it on her Facebook page yesterday, June 27.

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The said advertisement was posted on the fake Facebook page “Angel Locsinn.” It appears to be an altered version of Locsin’s old Instagram post which features her posing for a milk drink endorsement.

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“Fake news! Angel Locsin does not endorse this cereal product, photo on the right side,” Locsin said.

In the original post, Locsin is holding a pack of the powdered milk, with a glass of the drink in front of her. Meanwhile, the fake advertisement shows her with a box of the cereal. The fake advertisement is yet to be removed from the page as of this writing.

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Meanwhile, Locsin is currently in Spain with her husband Neil Arce for a vacation. She gave fans a glimpse of their getaway via her Instagram page last Sunday, June 26.

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The actress also recently stunned fans with her new hairstyle that fellow celebrities described as “Korean” look.  /ra

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