Ana Hikari’s Instagram was hacked and her account posts ‘Pix scam’

Actress Ana Hikari had her Instagram profile hacked on Wednesday night (3).

Publications on the profile, which has 1.2 million followers, suggest that the ex-worker is advertising for “Robo do Pix”, a scam applied on the internet that promises high and instant returns for investments via Pix.

According to Gshow, the artist’s advisor stated that they are trying to resolve the situation.

The first publications appeared in the early evening. Hikari’s profile started publishing a sequence of tables and information about the supposed investment, which promises 100% guaranteed profit. The actress never made publications of this type.

In one of the posts, a photo of her is next to a table with the amounts supposedly paid to those who invest. But, in practice, after sending the amount, the scammers pocket the money and disappear.

On X – formerly Twitter –, users who follow Hikari on Instagram started to warn other followers about the scam. The actress herself, however, has not yet commented on the matter.

“Guys, @_anahikari still has no access to Instagram, don’t send messages or click on links! Don’t report it so she doesn’t lose her account”, posted a user.

The actress has not yet commented on the loss of the account.

After questioning from some of the followers, the profile made what would be an official publication from the artist herself confirming that the account had not been hacked, but that Hikari herself was recommending the investment “because it is safe and profitable”.

On the 31st, a similar situation was experienced by ex-BBB Rafa Kalliman.

The global lost her Instagram account and had all her posts deleted.

Control of the profile, which has 21.7 million followers, was regained by the influencer’s team hours after the invasion.