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\nChris Daughtry has shut down AI fakes that claim his marriage is in troubleOn Monday, Nov. 17, the “Home” musician told Rolling Stone that he “went against my manager’s wishes” and shared a video shutting down AI-generated footageChris Daughtry\u00a0has been married to his wife Deanna Daughtry since 2000<\/p>\n
Chris Daughtry<\/a>\u00a0slammed AI fakes that claim his marriage is in trouble.\n<\/p>\n On Thursday, Nov. 13, the “Home” musician shared an Instagram Reel<\/a> where he shut down fake footage being circulated of him and wife Deanna Daughtry.<\/a>\n<\/p>\n “STOP BEING BAMBOOZLED!” Chris captioned the post.\n<\/p>\n “S— is getting just unbelievably nuts out there with the fake accounts, the fake news, the fake headlines,” he said in the video. “It’s insane. The amount of times I see, ‘Hey is this real?'”\n<\/p>\n Chris then emphasized that he has one account and then there’s the Daughtry band page.\n<\/p>\n “So, if you’re not seeing news being posted on our official page or my page \u2014 or at least being corroborated by reposting something from another source \u2014then it’s not real. It’s clearly AI y’all. I mean some of this stuff is so…ridiculous that I’m baffled that people would ask if this was real,” he said, pointing to a set of AI images including fake tour posters and one featuring him with a black eye split with him and his wife fighting.\n<\/p>\n Chris then told his fans not to “engage” with the fake pages and that he had tried hard to get these pages shut down.\n<\/p>\n “Y’all it affects me on a deep level when things are said that aren’t true about me or my family and then to have it constantly being sent to me by people, it’s too much y’all,” said Chris.\n<\/p>\n He told his fans to “stop falling for this bulls—.”\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n