Influencer Kelsey Kotzur Discovers Unauthorized Cutouts Sold Online

Kelsey Kotzur, a Brooklyn-based influencer, recently discovered that life-size cardboard cutouts of her likeness are being sold online without her consent on platforms like Etsy, Amazon, and Walmart. The cutouts, which retail for nearly $80, utilize images from her social media, prompting Kotzur to question, 'Who is doing this to me?' In a TikTok video, she noted her mixed feelings about the situation, humorously mentioning that her family bought one to 'troll' her. The phenomenon has sparked a wave of reactions, with followers expressing a blend of amusement and concern, highlighting the bizarre nature of internet culture. Kotzur's case reflects a broader issue surrounding the unauthorized use of personal images by commercial entities. Similar incidents have occurred with other influencers, raising questions about privacy and consent in the digital age.