Because of social media fraudsters: Sandra Bullock is concerned about her family

It became quiet around Sandra Bullock (60) after the death of her partner Bryan Randall (1966-2023). Now, however, she turns to her fans with a statement and warns of fraudsters on social media that pretend to be. At the same time, she reveals great concerns about her family.

“All accounts that pretend that I or someone who is connected to me are fake accounts and have been created for a financial advantage or exploitation,” explains the actress in a statement from February 3.

It also says: “The security of my family and the innocent people who are exploited for me is very worried. At some point I will comment in more detail, but at the moment we are concentrating on helping the law enforcement authorities in coping with this matter. ” She emphasizes that she does not take part in social media “in any form”.

This statement by the Hollywood star with German roots was made after her sister Gesine Bullock-Prado (54) unveiled a number of fake accounts on her Instagram page on Sunday. “I report counterfeits several times a day and have to deal with strange and scary emails to my company and at home who come from men who believe that they have a relationship with my sister about one of these false ‘ichs’ about private messages And have external app sites and (sometimes) thousands of dollars to an incredibly famous and successful woman. “

She reported these fraudal accounts – however, they are still active. She advises all users: “If you see a fake account, with a friend of your friends or are written to, report and block it.”

In her long post, Gesine Bullock-Prado also mentioned an incident from recent times, in which a French woman of fraudsters who spent Brad Pitt (61) was cheated by more than $ 800,000. The fraudsters believed that they were with the actor and he needed help to pay for his medical care.