Nigerian gospel artist, Moses Bliss has issued a stern warning to his fans and followers to stop sharing inaccurate images, including AI-generated pictures, falsely claiming to be of his newborn child. The announcement comes shortly after the celebrated musician revealed the birth of his first child with his wife, Marie Bliss. The couple has been met with an overwhelming amount of love and support from fans but has also been burdened by a flood of misinformation.
In a heartfelt Facebook post, Moses Bliss expressed his gratitude for the support but urged his fans to respect the privacy of his family. He specifically addressed the circulation of photos that are not of their baby, noting that such actions are causing unnecessary confusion. “Please stop circulating other people’s baby pictures as ours. We appreciate the love, but let’s do the right thing. We have not posted our child. Let’s stop the AI images too, please,” he wrote.
The “Edey Flow” hitmaker shared that he has been overwhelmed by the number of images sent to him from fans around the world, all claiming to show his child. He stressed that while the gestures of support are appreciated, the spread of false images is an issue that needs to be corrected. “Thank you specially to those helping us share this post. It’s a difficult place to be, as people from around the world keep sending us pictures of different babies,” Bliss revealed.
Moses Bliss used the platform to remind his followers of the importance of accuracy when sharing information. He emphasized that his family has not yet shared any pictures of their newborn, and he requested that fans respect their decision to keep their child’s privacy intact for the time being. The singer also took the opportunity to thank those who have taken action to correct the misinformation by sharing his post.
