Stranger Things actor gets a fan who went too far
A girl obsessed with actor Joe Keery used neural networks to 'create' an alternate reality where they supposedly live together. Hundreds of fake photos of their shared life, travels, and romance appeared online. She even renamed herself Kaylee Keery.
The situation crossed the line when the fan started posting pictures from a maternity hospital — hinting at a 'shared child'. After that, many fans of the actor tried to report the account and get it blocked, but to no avail. The story sparked heated debate: where does fandom end and dangerous illusion begin?
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