A particularly dismal moment came when she fell for an online prank and shared a photo of a "doctor" who seemed to be questioning the vaccination drive. Only it turned out that the doctor she quoted was not a doctor, but rather a well-known male porn star dressed in scrubs with a stethoscope around his neck. The tweet revealing the prank (pulled off by The Intercept's Ken Klippenstein) was "liked" seventy-one thousand times.

XREF: Connects to broader reporting on viral disinformation, prank networks like Klippenstein's targeting of anti-vaccine figures, and public figure susceptibility to hoaxes.

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