Singer Kelly Clarkson is not selling weight-loss keto gummies

Another deepfake video of singer Kelly Clarkson has been used to sell weight-loss products. 

An Oct. 10 Facebook video shows what appears to be Clarkson saying, "Ladies, I honestly didn’t expect my weight loss to generate so many questions. My direct messages on Instagram are overflowing."

The clip has been altered from a Sep. 22 video on Clarkson’s official Instagram page, in which she promoted her new album, not diet gummies. 

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The Facebook video links to an inauthentic sculptedline.com webpage. The page is made to look like a Jan. 16 Facebook post from Clarkson’s page advertising keto gummies from the brand Tropiketo. Clarkson’s official Facebook page has no such post endorsing weight-loss products. 

Melissa Kates, Clarkson’s publicist, said Clarkson is not a spokesperson for Tropiketo or any other weight loss products or programs.

PolitiFact previously fact-checked similar deepfake videos of Clarkson appearing to sell diet pills. We rate this video purporting to show Clarkson selling keto gummies False.