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Attorney Faith Jenkins-Lattimore and singer Kenny Lattimore are fighting back against false stories about their marriage circulating on YouTube. Anonymous channels posted videos claiming cheating, divorce, and personal drama, prompting the couple to file a defamation lawsuit in June 2025.
In early 2025, several anonymous channels used AI-generated documents and altered audio clips to make the stories seem real. The videos gained millions of views, but Jenkins and Lattimore said the content crossed legal lines and caused emotional distress, they told ABC News.
The couple initially stayed quiet to gather evidence. On June 11, they filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court, citing defamation and harassment. They also requested that YouTube release account information for the creators, who profited from the false content.
On October 17, they released a video titled “EXPOSING the People Behind the Anonymous YouTube Accounts That Defamed Us.” The video revealed the identities of the account operators, showed how AI was used to fabricate legal papers, and highlighted attempts to remain anonymous online.
The video spread quickly, earning praise from fans for relying on facts rather than drama. The couple emphasized that social media is not truly anonymous and that online actions have consequences.
Jenkins, a former prosecutor and TV judge, hosts “Virtual Justice with Judge Faith,” while Lattimore is an R&B singer known for hits like “Never Too Busy.” They married in 2020 and announced their first child in 2023, often speaking about faith, love, and protecting their peace online.
Their lawsuit highlights the growing risks of AI, fake news, and online harassment. By taking legal action, Jenkins and Lattimore hope to inspire change and hold platforms accountable for protecting users and truth in the digital space.
