Social media influencer and YouTuber Sona Dey has responded to online rumours surrounding an alleged viral MMS video, firmly denying that she appears in the clip being circulated across social media platforms.
The controversy gained attention after several posts online falsely claimed that a private video featured the popular content creator. However, Sona Dey has publicly rejected the allegations and described the video as “edited and fake.”
Sona Dey Denies Viral Video Claims
Addressing the issue through her YouTube channel, Sona Dey stated that the woman shown in the circulating clip is not her.
“This is not me, and this video is being made only to defame me. This is just an edited video,” she said while responding to the rumours.
According to the influencer, the video has been shared online under her name in an attempt to damage her reputation and create unnecessary controversy.
She also claimed that the woman seen in the clip is reportedly from Bangladesh and not connected to her in any way.
Who Is Sona Dey?
Sona Dey is a popular Indian social media personality known for her dance videos, lifestyle content and vlogs.
She has built a strong digital following across platforms including Instagram and YouTube, where she regularly shares entertainment-focused content with her audience.
The influencer has gained popularity for her dance collaborations and online videos alongside fellow creator Mukul Gain.
Online Misinformation And Viral Content Concerns
The incident once again highlights the growing issue of misinformation and fake content spreading rapidly through social media platforms.
Cyber experts and digital safety advocates have repeatedly warned users against sharing unverified videos, screenshots or rumours involving public figures and influencers.
Many viral clips circulating online are often manipulated, falsely labelled or edited to generate views, engagement and controversy.
Users Advised To Verify Information Before Sharing
Experts advise internet users to verify information through official statements and trusted sources before engaging with viral claims online.
Sharing misleading or manipulated content can contribute to online harassment, reputational harm and privacy violations.
Influencers and public figures have increasingly spoken about the emotional and professional impact of fake viral controversies in the digital age.
