Tyler Perry has had it with people using his image to scam people, especially during these times. The Atlanta filmmaker took to social media to ask people not to fall for unverified, illegitimate accounts and websites claiming that he is giving away money if people send him their information.
“I hate to come on and say this, but I’m pretty annoyed,” Perry says in a video posted on his Twitter page Friday. “You know, people out there are so wicked and so evil and to think that they’re setting up all of these fake sites asking you to send them money because I’m giving away thousands of dollars is just downright evil. Downright wrong.” [
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