‘Creates national news after her dads affair’: Ticketokar claims to be the daughter of Andy Bayran to go viral
Social media users are doing random things to gain traction with a woman as a coldplay video of former astronomer CEO Andy Bayran, who is not his wife. Now, a Ticketokar claimed to be Andy Bayran’s daughter, who was so shattered after her father came into the headlines after her father’s affair that she had to go on a soul-khoj journey. Interestingly, an account known as @Thatmaronagirlll is stealing pictures and videos of a French model and lyricist and many believed that the French lyricist was actually the daughter of Bayran. “I am not the daughter of the CEO,” French model Julie Tuzet said in a video. “You have probably watched this video of mine in ‘re -connect a fireplace with nature. And it is going viral, “the French model said. He said, “This is not unfortunately not the first time my content is being stolen, and I will really appreciate it for the last time,” she said she was receiving 100 messages from friends and family members, asking her about viral video, which she had taken in Gutep, Columbia three months ago. The lyricist told Newsweek, “This is me in the video, but the lesson is not mine, and the account is neither mine.” Andy Bayran has no daughters and shares two sons with wife Megan Kerigan. Apart from Bayran’s professional life, his personal life also became uncontrolled as the coldplay video revealed his extramarital affair with astronomer chief HR Christin Cabot. According to reports, Megan Kerigan left his family home after a viral video and is living in a separate place, where family members and friends visited her previous weekend. Neither Andy Bayran nor his wife issued any statement, although many fake statements in his name are going viral. Byron was designed to get out of astronomer in view of the dispute, while the company remained silent on the cabot. Some reports claimed that Biren is thinking of sueing coldplays for violation of privacy, resulting in an emotional crisis.
