Exposing the Jenna Bush Hager CBD Gummies Scam for Harmony Glow CBD Gummies' Fake Reviews

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This video is my Harmony Glow CBD Gummies review about the Jenna Bush Hager CBD gummies scam claiming she endorsed the product. Jenna Bush Hager never endorsed any CBD or keto gummies, ever. This scam circulated in October 2024 and featured three steps: sponsored posts on Facebook or Instagram, a fake Fox News article and a product-purchase page. Scammers claimed Jenna Bush Hager CBD gummies was a real product and that she endorsed the outright scam product Harmony Glow CBD Gummies. She's simply the latest famous person scammers were using the image and likeness of in order to try to sell useless gummies with fake celebrity endorsements. The Harmony Glow CBD Gummies review story designed by scammers to look like a Fox News article — which was fake and never hosted on the network's website — showed the headline, "'Today' Host Shakeup Rumors Swirl After Concerning Jenna Bush Hager Snub: Her Response On Air." The article falsely claimed in its intro, "Jenna Bush Hager was absent from the 'Today' show's coverage of the Paris Olympics, leaving fans to wonder why, and rumors are beginning to circulate. They wonder if Hager may be leaving the show one way or another. In an exclusive interview, Jenna Bush Hager responded to the recent controversy surrounding her behavior." Basically, the fake Fox News article review featuring Jenna Bush Hager falsely claimed she created Harmony Glow CBD Gummies to help dementia patients. Please note that this product absolutely will not help with dementia. That's a scam claim. The fake Fox News article — again, one designed by scammers — made these false claims: "Online reports of amazing results piqued our curiosity about Harmony Glow CBD, so we conducted some research. Here's what we found. Apparently, Jenna Bush Hager has invented a new formula for Harmony Glow CBD that can instantly and permanently reverse dementia." For the last time, all of these claims were untrue. Harmony Glow CBD Gummies is an outright scam product. Scammers used Jenna Bush Hager's image and likeness completely without permission. Harmony Glow CBD Gummies also falsely claimed to be able to help with reversing dementia, reducing chronic pain, enhancing memory, supporting joint health, reducing anxiety, reducing headaches, reducing blood sugar levels, supporting cognitive health and providing antioxidant support. All of this is nonsense. Please, again, do not buy Harmony Glow CBD Gummies. Go and make a doctor's appointment. Speak with a medical professional. Do not buy anything from sketchy online ads, especially consumable medicinal products. Thank you for watching.