Jenn Todryk is not letting her fans fall for “fake” AI-generated rumors about her personal life.
The “No Demo Reno” star took to social media to shut down the latest reports.
Jenn Todryk Hilariously Shuts Down AI Report
Jenn shared a screenshot of a text conversation with her mother regarding the made-up stories.
“I’ve never seen you in this dress,” her mother texted, adding a crying laughing emoji, on Wednesday, April 1, alongside a screenshot of a Facebook post.
“Jenn Todryk revealed real reason why she left ‘No Demo Reno,’ and possibility of her comeback in her podcast. See comment for details,” the Facebook post read. The faux report was accompanied with a photo of Jenn wearing a red maxi dress with a plunging neckline.
“I’ve never seen me in those boobs,” the designer hilariously responded to her mother.
She added, “Everything is fake on Facebook. This is your warning.”
Jenn Todryk’s Latest ‘No Demo Reno’ Update
While the Facebook post in question was a false report, accompanied by an AI-generated image, the HGTV favorite did recently open up about walking away from her beloved series.
“I do think I chose to walk away at the perfect time. I didn’t want my kids to spend their childhood on a ‘set,’ I didn’t want their home and safe space to feel like a set or be at home while I was away,” she revealed via her Instagram Story on March 14. “I see pictures like this and think, what a cool part of my story and not wishing it was my only story and for that I am SO grateful! 🥹❤️”
While her hit series has not released new episodes since December 2023, Jenn previously revealed her decision to “pause” filming.
“My kids,” Jenn said during a recent podcast with her husband, Mike Todryk. “The main reason for not filming is I want to be home.”
She continued, “I have a choice. I have the privilege of having other jobs that can provide. So why am I holding on to this specific one? If I have other jobs and other ways to make income, the tv show is just to be about me-me-me.”
“I did TV secondary to Instagram and everything else that had already been built,” Jenn explained. “I was thinking I’d take like a year, and here we are two years paused and I’m still good staying paused.”
It’s unclear whether “No Demo Reno” will return, but fans can still keep up with Jenn on Instagram and her podcast, “You, Me, and Mike.”
