'Do not engage' Ranvir Singh warns fans as scammer tries to exchange her photos for money

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Good Morning Britain star took to Instagram over the weekend to issue the warning to her 120,000 followers.She shared a screenshot of the fake profile on her story, asking fans not to “engage” with the person behind it.Ranvir wrote: “This is not me.Someone is asking for money in exchange for my photos.

Pls do not engage with it.” (sic)Elsewhere on the social media site, Ranvir was inundated with praise after she announced her latest collaboration with a charity.The journalist revealed she had joined the Refuge charity team to help provide support to victims of domestic abuse.She shared a video of herself in her feed telling her fans how she felt “absolutely thrilled and honoured” to become an ambassador for Refuge.Ranvir added in the caption: “I’ve been wanting this for almost ten years, and now I can say how privileged I feel to finally be part of the @refugecharity family.“I look forward to learning and giving whatever I can to improve the lives of women and children facing domestic abuse.“Call the 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247 for confidential, non-judgemental information and support. #ambassador #domesticabuse.”Fans and friends of the TV star rushed to the comments to commend her for taking on the role and helping those who are in need of safety.Traceycole101 penned: “So very well done Ranvir.

An excellent cause.”Midlife.adventurers wrote: “Oh my goodness… this is fantastic news. I’m so proud of you my wonderful friend.”Mrmusels said: “I’m so immensely proud of you ranvir.