Martin Henderson updated his fans on a frustrating situation on Instagram.
Virgin River’s Jack Sheridan star Martin Henderson was forced to take to Instagram yet again to warn fans over a scam.
The New Zealand actor has been subject to fake accounts numerous times before, and was frustrated to hear scammers were targeting fans once more.
Ahead of the release of Virgin River season seven, he posted a video with the caption: “Hey guys, hope y’all are doing well. Bummer to have to keep reminding people of this, but……please know that I do not communicate with anyone our user of THIS Instagram account.
It is a scam if you or someone you know is being contacted by any other accounts on any platforms other than this one @martinhendersonofficial. Be cautious, everyone.
He claimed in the video that he had received numerous messages from fans complaining that they had been contacted by people who claimed to be him, and that this is the only post I’ve ever made.
He continued, “It’s not me. I’m not requesting any money or reaching out to anyone.
“I’m not in a hospital, I’m totally fine. I don’t require money or assistance. So, yes, I only wanted to mention this once more.
Please be aware that it is false if you are being contacted. Alexandra Breckenridge, his Virgin River co-star, was surprised by the comments.
She remarked, “I can’t believe this is still happening. Which fan responded, “It’s still happening, @alexandrabreck. Every week, I make reports. The majority of them are taken down, but they continue to arrive.
In February 2025, one woman lost $375, 000 (£275, 000) in a Martin Henderson romance scam.
She even made the move to New Zealand in the hopes of meeting Martin, who she believed to be Martin.
The woman had intimate details of her life with the scammer, who had been in contact with her for two years.
She was aware that she had been duped when a friend sent her a news article about the real Martin Henderson, who was allegedly hospitalized in South Africa, riding in a bike rally in New Zealand.
When a woman received a message from a pretending agent for the actor, saying Martin liked her comments and wanted to talk to her, she first connected with the scammer on a Virgin River fan page.
The woman was informed that the scammer’s Instagram warnings were intended for other people, despite the real Martin Henderson telling his followers about imposters on his official Instagram page.
Source: Mirror
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