Liv Morgan impersonator reportedly scammed WWE fan out of $35,500

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Recently, a fan claimed that a person impersonating Rhea Ripley had scammed him. Following the development, an individual reached out to Ringside News and claimed that he had been scammed by a group of people pretending to be Liv Morgan and other WWE employees over the past three years.

The scam allegedly wasn’t limited to a single social media account. According to the victim, scammers used multiple phone numbers, payment demands, meet-and-greet opportunities, and merchandise orders to rob him of $35,500. The person further claimed that the impersonators were based in South America and some other countries.

He even traveled to Orlando as part of the fraud, believing he was dealing with the sports entertainment juggernaut. This was followed by another individual claiming that he had been scammed out of $104,000 by a scammer pretending to be The Miracle Kid. The impersonator requested money from the second victim using different reasons, including everyday expenses and unexpected emergencies.

Liv Morgan cautioned fans about fake social media handles

Despite being a heel, Liv Morgan is among the most beloved superstars on the WWE roster. Over the years, many impersonators have used Morgan’s popularity to scam people out of their money.

In 2023, the former Women’s World Champion shared a post on X, warning fans of scammers pretending to be her on social media. Morgan clarified that she doesn’t have a second account on X, Facebook, and Instagram.

“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. Nope. No second accounts. Just one verified Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook,” Morgan wrote.

It will be interesting to see if Liv Morgan responds to the latest series of imposter scams.