An Influencer’s Punishment Is a Pinned Instagram Post
A dispute over online misinformation about the F-Factor diet led to an unusual agreement: an apology video that must be pinned to the top of social feeds for three and a half years and payments of $500 a month for 40 years.
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| Emily Gellis, an influencer who usually posts lifestyle content, shared an apology video on her social platforms as part of a legal settlement.Credit...Emily Gellis |
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| Tanya Zuckerbrot at an event in 2026.Credit...Roy Rochlin/Getty Images |
