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American singer-songwriter (born 1982)
Fact‑checking organizations and consumer watchdogs including the Associated Press and Rappler have documented manipulated celebrity videos used to advertise weight‑loss supplements, identifying edits ...
Kelly Clarkson’s weight loss is the product of medical treatment combined with sustained lifestyle changes: she has said she used a prescribed weight‑loss medication (not Ozempic) after being diagnose...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that Alec Baldwin publicly criticized Kelly Clarkson at an industry meeting; the available pieces document workplace allegations about Clarkson’s show an...
There is no credible evidence that Kelly Clarkson used or endorsed a product called “gelatide” (or the viral gelatin/gummy “jello” weight‑loss trick); multiple fact‑checks and reporting identify alter...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Kelly Clarkson used a product called “Burn Peak” (or “Java Burn”/similar over‑the‑counter coffee supplements) to lose weight; mainstream cov...
No credible evidence shows Dr. Mehmet Oz created, owns, or legitimately endorses a product called “Gelatide”; instead, reporting and consumer warnings indicate Gelatide-style ads often misuse Dr. Oz’s...
Yes — the gelatin supplement sector has been beset by multiple controversies ranging from outright online scams that peddle bogus “gelatin tricks” for weight loss to longstanding problems of source mi...
CBD gummy scams have repeatedly borrowed the names and images of high‑profile figures — most commonly Oprah Winfrey, Dr. Mehmet/Dr. Oz and other TV doctors, members of the “Shark Tank” cast and a rota...
Dr. Steven Gundry’s lectin-avoidance programs have attracted vocal praise from some high-profile users and readers while drawing sustained criticism from registered dietitians, science writers and med...
Streaming services and radio programmers routinely navigate controversy around holiday songs by curating playlists, creating alternate versions, or omitting tracks; examples include edits or reworded ...