Keto Diet Scam in Buckingham Palace
Meghan Markle, the duchess of Sussex, is taking action against a keto diet scam that used her image with fake quotations as a testimonial for a keto supplement.
According to Yahoo UK, marketing efforts from the keto weight loss supplement claimed that Markle used the product to shed baby weight after giving birth to her son, Archie, in May 2019. Buckingham Palace officials are taking actions to remove Markle’s images and name from the supplement with one official stating,
“This is obviously not true and an illegal use of the Duchess’ name for advertising purposes. We will follow our normal course of action.”
This keto supplement scam in the royal family isn’t the first to make headlines. Given how popular the diet is, ketogenic scams are all too common. Check out our video on the biggest keto diet scam:
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