WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Liv Morgan has cautioned fans not to fall for any scammers pretending to be her.
On Twitter, Morgan told fans that she will never reply to them via e-mail, so anyone who does so with her name is a scammer.
Hi guys 😁
I don’t respond to any fans via email purposely so that there is never any confusion regarding emails/fake emails claiming to be me. If you come across an email claiming to be mine&responding to fans, I promise it’s not me. I really don’t want y’all getting scammed 🥺
— LIV Morgan (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) April 16, 2023
Nope. No second accounts. Just one verified Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. https://t.co/k8UMTdGpvf
— LIV Morgan (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) April 16, 2023
Morgan isn’t the first WWE Superstar to speak about scammers, as Alexa Bliss has warned fans about accounts impersonating her.
Last week, Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez won the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships, marking Morgan’s first reign with the titles.
