Ree Drummond 'Sad News' & 'Allegations' Ads Are Scams, 'Pioneer Woman' Did Not Endorse CBD or Keto



Ree Drummond, “The Pioneer Woman,” did not experience any recent sad news or “a tragic end,” nor were there any “allegations” against her, nor did she endorse CBD or keto gummies such as K3T0 Keto Gummies, Keto Prime Gummies, and F1 ACV + Keto Gummies, as fake articles meant to look like Fox News, Time, and Today all claimed. This was all a scam.

Drummond’s image and likeness were used by scammers to sell CBD and keto gummies beginning perhaps around June 2022, but it may have gone farther back than that. “The Pioneer Woman” did not authorize this usage.

I recommend informing family and friends to avoid this scam. Again, there were no “allegations” against Drummond, nor was there any “sad news” or “a tragic end.” The scam is going around on Facebook a lot right now and it’s unclear why Meta is allowing it to happen.

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See my reporting: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ree-drummond-cbd-gummies/

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