Priyanka Chopra airport video sparks fake fan claims as Bella Thorne defends actress
A resurfaced airport video led to accusations that Priyanka Chopra used fake fans

An old video of Priyanka Chopra at an airport has resurfaced online, sparking claims that the actress hired “fake fans” to create the appearance of celebrity attention. The clip shows Chopra exiting the terminal and signing autographs for two individuals who later approached her again outside the airport, leading social media users to speculate that the moment was staged. The resurfaced footage quickly drew criticism, prompting Hollywood actress Bella Thorne to respond after the video reached her.
Indians are insecure of their own success and try to pull them down, but will be the first one to claim a piece when others truly make it.
— sky (@shiptothesky) November 20, 2025
Even hollywood actress Bella Throne had to come in support of Priyanka Chopra against the negative campaign started by jealous Indians. pic.twitter.com/kFW4nPOysp
Thorne publicly dismissed the claims, stating she did not believe Chopra hired anyone for publicity. According to Thorne, autograph seekers often follow celebrities through airport terminals and later resell signed pages online. She added that such individuals frequently carry blank sheets to later edit or duplicate autographs, and she emphasized that Chopra likely signed twice only because they continued trailing her. In her lengthy clarification, Thorne noted that many international stars encounter similar situations and insisted the incident did not appear to be a “PR stunt.”
Such a fake PR star!
— 𝕭𝖎𝖏𝖚⚜️ (@Bij_uji) November 18, 2025
2 people ask for autographs...and same people ask for it again on 2nd terminal in front of media to Priyanka Chopra as if they were her fans. ..
A big thumbs down PC!!
Fake PR team
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The accusations arose because the same two people appeared twice in the video, approaching Chopra at different points for autographs. However, reports suggest that many global celebrities face persistent autograph hunters who pose as fans, particularly in high-traffic airport zones.


















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