Jamie Lee Curtis threw an advertisement that used her endorsement without her permission on social media.
The Freakier Friday Actress went to his Instagram account Monday to request Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to remove the advertising circulating on the social networking site.
Curtis noted that she had tried “Any proper channel” to reach Facebook team to take down a “totally AI-False advertising for some bulls — that I did not approve, accepted or approved.”
The 66-year-old actress released a screenshot from the video in which her clips from her interview with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle about the recent California fires.
“If I have a brand, besides being an actor and writer and spokesman, it is that I am known to tell the truth and say it as it is and to have integrity and this (mis) use of my pictures (taken from an interview I did with @stephruhle under fires) with new, fake words laid in my mouth diminishes my opportunities to actually speak my truth,” she wrote in the capacity.
“I’ve been told that if I ask you directly, you might encourage your team to police and remove it. I delete Twitter long ago, so that’s the only way I can think of reaching you,” Curtis revealed.
After a few hours, Curtis rushed to the comment section to update her supporters that her plea was working.
“It worked! Yay Internet! Shame has its value! Thanks everyone who chimed in and helped fix up!” She wrote during the post.
