A digitally altered photo of Barbara Palvin has been circulating on Instagram in recent days, sparking confusion and criticism among users.
The image shows the Hungarian model posing next to her husband, Dylan Sprouse, with what appears to be a pregnant belly on a fake Vogue magazine cover – but the image was created using artificial intelligence.
The post appeared on a fan-made Instagram account dedicated to the Victoria’s Secret model, and reactions came quickly.
Some users left congratulatory messages, while others immediately questioned its authenticity and pointed out clear signs of manipulation.
Many commenters also expressed discomfort with the choice to edit such a sensitive image. Several users noted that Palvin has spoken publicly about her struggle with endometriosis, a condition that can affect fertility. p
he previously revealed that she underwent surgery earlier this year to fix the problem.
One user wrote that creating and sharing an image like this was “tasteless,” especially given her openness about her diagnosis and the difficult symptoms she faced.
Others agreed, saying the AI-generated image crossed a line and could easily mislead people who weren’t aware of the context.
Although the photo quickly gained attention, it was not posted by Palvin herself, and no official comment has been shared on her personal accounts.
So far, the post is an example of how easily AI-edited photos can trigger emotional responses — and why many fans feel strongly about respecting personal topics, especially those involving health and family.
