Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji and his wife, Adebimpe Oyebade, have publicly dismissed AI-generated images falsely presented as photos of their newborn triplet sons. Mo Bimpe, as Adebimpe is popularly known, made the clarification in an Instagram story on Friday, urging fans and bloggers to stop sharing the fabricated images. "Dear bloggers, fans & lovers, Thank you so much for the love for us and the ETAs but please ENOUGH WITH THE AI PICTURES NOW!!!!! We'll share @etawithlove pictures soon, all the baby's pictures flying around aren't our babies please," she wrote. Lateef Adedimeji echoed the message in a post on X, formerly Twitter, where he thanked supporters for their prayers and confirmed that the circulating images were not authentic. "To my X/Twitter family, I truly appreciate all the love and prayers. I'll be back soon! Also, please note that the AI-generated baby photos circulating right now are not ours. Thank you for understanding!" he stated. The couple had recently announced the birth of their triplet sons, which sparked an outpouring of public interest and led to the creation and spread of synthetic images using artificial intelligence. The couple has promised to release official photos in due course. No further details about the babies' birth date or health status were disclosed.
A celebrity couple with triplets now has to combat synthetic imagery presented as real, exposing how fast AI can distort personal moments. The incident shows that public figures must now manage not just fame, but fabricated versions of their private lives. When even the joy of a newborn can be hijacked by digital impersonation, authenticity becomes as fragile as the pixels it tries to mimic.
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