Shocking Fake News About Robert Geiss: Arrest Rumors and AI Scandal Shake the Net!

The rumor mill is in full swing, especially on platforms like TikTok. Clips are currently going viral there, spreading brazen claims: "Robert Geiss was sentenced to twelve years in prison. Robert Geiss landed behind bars just moments ago." This is not only outrageous but also an absolute lie! The insidious part? The videos even show the "Villa Geissini" in Saint-Tropez – exactly where the Geissens recently experienced a traumatic robbery. And as if that weren't enough, the fake videos also claim that this robbery was staged just to attract attention. Could it get any more brazen?

Carmen's Outburst Over False Reports

For Carmen Geiss, enough is enough. She shares a snippet of the questionable video, and her outrage is palpable. "Unbelievable what's happening on the internet," she writes, denouncing the people who spread lies and defamation with AI tools – completely without consequences! She speaks of "AI-generated nonsense and fake news" and aptly calls it the "digital madness of today." One thing is clear: the blonde won't stand for it!

Robert Geiss Speaks Out: "We Don't Need Money!"

But that's not the end of the madness! In the said videos, even supposed Robert and Carmen appear. "The prison actually looks quite good," jokes the fake Robert while seen with his wife on the beach. Yes, you heard right! Meanwhile, the real Robert Geiss has also commented on the AI scandal. He makes it clear: "There are idiots on the internet who claim that Robert is in prison, that we fabricated the whole thing because we need money." His clear message to all haters: "We don't need money, we have money!" That should put the matter to rest, right?

The Truth and the Consequences

Carmen Geiss has one final important piece of advice for her followers: "Don't let people fool you. We have nothing to do with it." And then comes the threat that should make all fake news spreaders sit up and take notice: "We will get the people." The Geissens obviously do not want to take this defamation campaign lying down. Interestingly, the actual robbery two weeks ago significantly increased the attention around the Geissens after the ratings of their TV series had previously been rather weak. One might almost think the fake news creators wanted to further fuel this hype. But whether that was wise remains to be seen!

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