Influencer Admits to Faking Stage 3 Cancer Diagnosis for Years

In a shocking revelation, British influencer Brittany Miller has admitted to faking a stage 3 gastric cancer diagnosis for nearly a decade. The 29-year-old, who has amassed millions of followers on social media, tearfully confessed that in 2017 she had been suffering from severe mental health issues, including depression and suicidal thoughts.

During this difficult time, Miller revealed that she had told a friend in confidence that she had cancer, a claim that quickly spiraled out of control. Her friends and family rallied around her, setting up a crowdfunding page to help cover the costs of her supposed treatment. However, the diagnosis was never mentioned again, and any trace of the story seemed to disappear from the internet.

It wasn't until 2020, when Miller partnered with a breast cancer awareness charity, that her former best friend decided to come forward and expose the truth - the entire illness had been fabricated. Despite the deception, Miller has managed to maintain a staunchly loyal fan base, with 3.5 million followers on TikTok and lucrative brand deals.

In her recent video, Miller insisted that she did not intend to scam people, but rather to "keep the people in [her] life close." She acknowledged the gravity of her actions, stating, "I don't condone it, I understand why I did it, and I've learned from my mistakes." The influencer also claimed that it was her friends who set up the fundraising page, which she had taken down immediately upon seeing the donations.

While the revelation has undoubtedly shaken her loyal following, Brittany Miller's story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of social media and the importance of mental health awareness. As the news continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the influencer will navigate the aftermath of her shocking confession.