Naga Munchetty has spoken out after becoming the target of a deepfake scam, revealing fraudsters manipulated images of her to lure victims into online schemes. The BBC Breakfast presenter, 51, said criminals superimposed her face onto explicit images and circulated them as advertisements designed to drive traffic to fraudulent websites. “Scammers are smart, conniving, manipulative, wicked people,” she told the Times. “My head was put on a naked body and used as clickbait to drag people into a scam site.” Munchetty said the use of her likeness in this way did not cause her personal distress, but she was angered by the intent behind it. She continued: “I wasn’t upset that my face was on a naked body, because I knew it was fake, but the fact that it was being used to lure people into being scammed made me so mad. I am outraged and furious.” Naga Munchetty has spoken out after becoming the target of a deepfake scam (BBC) The altered images were circulated as paid adverts on platforms including X and Facebook, …