Brigitte Bardot Foundation issues warning about scam memorabilia
Summary
The Brigitte Bardot Foundation has warned about fake items being sold online that falsely claim to support the foundation following Brigitte Bardot's death. The foundation plans to take legal action against these scams, urging people to honor Bardot's memory. Bardot, a famous French actress, became known for her animal activism after leaving her film career.Key Facts
- The Brigitte Bardot Foundation alerted people about fake merchandise claiming to support its cause.
- The foundation said it might take legal steps to stop these scams.
- Brigitte Bardot, an actress turned animal activist, passed away at 91.
- She starred in almost 50 movies before dedicating her life to animal welfare.
- Bardot's death led to national mourning in France, with tributes from leaders like President Emmanuel Macron.
- Scammers are reportedly using Bardot's image in misleading online sales and fake fundraising.
- Bardot retired from acting in 1973 to focus on animal rights, setting up her foundation 13 years later.
- Her funeral will be held in Saint-Tropez, France, with a simple ceremony as per her wishes.
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