Ryan Paevey Sounds The Alarm: Scammers And Ai Impostors Beware

Ryan Paevey's Urgent Message to Fans

It's not every day that a beloved soap star like Ryan Paevey steps forward with a warning, but these aren't ordinary times. Known for his role as Nathan on 'General Hospital,' Paevey is shining a light on a growing issue – the rise of online scammers and AI impostors targeting fans.

Paevey, along with his 'General Hospital' co-star Steve Burton, has been vocal about the dangers lurking online. Burton himself has had to address scammers who have fooled fans, sometimes costing them thousands. In a heartfelt and direct Instagram post, Paevey didn't hold back, urging his followers to be cautious and informed.

“I only have one account, one Instagram account, this account. I'm not flying you to me, and I'm not flying me to you. There isn't a super-secret Ryan Pavey VIP fan club that costs thousands of dollars to join, where you get a card. That's not a thing. I'm just not that cool,” he expressed.

Setting the Record Straight

Paevey's message was clear and unapologetic. He wanted fans to know that he doesn't ask for money or personal favors and emphasized that any claims to the contrary are false. "I treat this like a job," he explained, highlighting that his interaction with fans remains professional and in the public domain.

The 'Christmas at the Plaza' star also addressed the rising threat of AI technology. With deepfakes becoming increasingly convincing, Paevey offered tips on identifying them, urging fans to be extra careful.

A Broader Call to Vigilance

The actor's decision to speak out stems from his own experiences with impostors and scammers. Paevey's goal is simple – to protect his fans from falling victim to these devious tactics. By being upfront and honest, he's hoping to prevent any future heartache.

'General Hospital' continues to air weekdays on ABC, keeping fans entertained while Paevey keeps them informed and protected.