Sommer Ray is a well-known social media influencer, fitness model, and entrepreneur recognized for her vibrant personality and impressive physique. She initially gained fame through platforms like Instagram and TikTok, where she shares workout routines, lifestyle content, and personal insights. Her engaging content often promotes a healthy lifestyle, fitness, and body positivity, resonating with a large audience. Sommer started her journey in the fitness world at a young age, influenced by her family’s athletic background.
She quickly built a significant following due to her motivational posts and aesthetically appealing photos. In addition to her social media presence, she has launched her own brand, focusing on fitness-related products, which has further established her entrepreneurial spirit.
Beyond fitness, Sommer is known for her fun and approachable personality, often showcasing her adventures and travels.
However, that isn’t always the case, as her latest venture showcases a dark side.
Sommer’s Telegram heist
The Influencer recently made a splash when she announced that fans could get up close and personal with her via Telegram.
Telegram is a popular messaging app used worldwide; it’s also gaining traction in the US. “happy valentines my lovesssi just made a telegram, let’s talk,” she wrote on X.
The post gained thousands of likes in a matter of hours.
Misleading people
The problem with the whole ordeal is that Sommer Ray isn’t interacting with the Telegram profile at all. The AI bot is misleading people into thinking they are interacting with the famous Influencer.
After being called out, the bot even offered a new photo for approximately $6, to prove that it was not fake (it still is).
It is offering VIP membership and select photos for the people who interact with the bot persona (under the guise of it being Sommer Ray).
The bot’s username is @sommerrayofficial, making it even harder to discern who the fans interact with.
This likely won’t stop as the people are generally unaware of who they are interacting with, and the people behind the scenes like to exploit fans for a quick payday, barring no ethical standards.
The fact that the bot was hyped up and launched on Valentine’s Day to prey on emotionally vulnerable people who have a crush on the influencer makes it all that worse.
