On TikTok, a video falsely claiming Zendaya is pregnant circulated as part of a viral prank trend.
The rumors spread onto Twitter, where some people appeared to believe they were true.
Zendaya since spoke out on Instagram, saying people were "making stuff up" about her.
Zendaya has appeared to debunk pregnancy rumors which went viral on social media.
The "Spider-Man: No Way Home" actor posted an Instagram Story on June 15, which said, "See now, this is why I stay off Twitter… Just making stuff up for no reason… weekly."
It followed rumors that Zendaya was pregnant spreading on Twitter, where a TikTok falsely claiming she'd announced a pregnancy began to circulate. Users appeared to believe the hoax, despite it originally being posted as part of a viral TikTok prank called the "Krissed" trend, where people make false claims about celebrities to bait people into watching a clip of Kris Jenner dancing to "Lady Marmalade."
On June 13, a user called Ryan Roberts posted a TikTok showing a picture of an ultrasound that looked like a screenshot from Instagram, with Zendaya's Instagram handle above it.
On Zendaya's Instagram profile, there is no picture that matches the screenshot in the TikTok.
The 12-second video then cut to a 2011 clip of Kris Jenner dancing and lipsyncing to the "Moulin Rouge" song, with an on-screen caption reading, "You just got Krissed."
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