Overview
- Ester Expósito published a public Instagram statement on Thursday saying she will use legal tools to stop and sanction those who spread false and defamatory content about her private life.
- In her message she called circulating posts “bulos absurdos” that aim to smear a personal relationship and said “No todo vale,” warning she is prepared to sue the authors and sharers of those posts.
- Specialists and multiple outlets reported that some viral images tied to the rumors showed signs of artificial‑intelligence manipulation, a point Expósito’s statement cited as evidence of malicious fabrication.
- The online wave followed earlier incidents that boosted attention, including a brief Instagram story by Kylian Mbappé on July 19 showing Expósito in a French team jersey that he deleted and whose screenshots spread widely.
- Beyond the pair’s decision to keep a low profile, the dispute spotlights how AI‑edited imagery and rapid social‑media sharing can damage reputations and may prompt new takedown demands and legal claims from public figures.