Even celebrities aren’t safe from the rampant spread of AI-generated advertising scams, as actress Melissa Joan Hart recently discovered after she ordered a dress that looked too good to be true. The star, famous for playing the titular role in the 1990s version of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, took to her Instagram account to show off the hilarious difference between the stunning garment she thought she was buying and the sad reality that showed up on her doorstep.
Hart posted a series of images comparing the promised merchandise from an e-commerce site called Muyra and the actual delivery, and the contrast is pretty shocking. The dress in the advertised photo looked absolutely phenomenal, boasting incredible Christmas tree embroidery, attached fabric flowers, a low-cut neckline, and a perfectly fitted waist leading into a flared skirt, according to Daily Dot. What she actually received was a cheap, poorly constructed version that didn’t resemble the image at all.
