Judy Austin breaks down after seeing AI ‘coffin’ videos made by fans

Popular Nollywood actress Judy Austin has issued a strong warning to her supporters, urging them to stop wishing harm or death on anyone in the name of defending or supporting her.

The actress made the appeal in a video shared on her Instagram page after coming across disturbing AI-generated content allegedly created by some fans.

According to Judy, the video showed a person who had made negative comments about her being placed in a coffin, alongside other posts wishing harm on critics.

Reacting emotionally, Judy said the images deeply troubled her and did not reflect her values or beliefs.

“I saw some very disturbing images of people in caskets, posts wishing people dead, even some AI images showing the person dead. That really broke my heart,” she said.

She stressed that such actions do not represent love or genuine support, regardless of provocation or online attacks.

“So let me be very clear, that kind of action does not represent me. It is not love, it is not support, and it is wrong,” the actress stated.

Judy further warned that anyone wishing harm on others in her name should understand that they are not acting on her behalf.

“Wishing somebody dead in the name of supporting me, no matter the provocation, you are not doing it for me. It will never represent who I am. Life is sacred,” she added.

Appealing directly to her fan base, the actress urged them to stop such behaviour immediately.

“Please, if you truly love me, please stop. Biko, stop,” she said.