Influencer discovers that websites sell cardboard cuts by her

Lifestyle and fashion influence Kelsey Kotzur Has mixed feelings after finding copies of her similarity sold online.

The Tiktok star published a video to talk about how last year she learned that a website did and sold cardboard cuts from her. Kotzur’s lifestyle sizes, she explained, sold on Etsy, Ebay, Amazon and Walmart. She proved the fact by speaking over a green screen It showed the list, but she had even more evidence for possible skeptics.

“If you didn’t believe me, here is one that my aunt and uncle just bought to troll me,” she added and showed a photo of herself that poses next to her cardboard twin.

In her service from Wednesday, March 12, Kotzur said she was “just alerted” that another cardboard cutting out of her was listed. This time her image can be seen in a “new pose” entitled “Kelsey Kotzur (jeans).” According to the website that sells the cuts, this new version is considered a “hot product” with 50 views in 24 hours.

“When I decided to make videos on the internet, that’s the last thing I thought would happen,” the content creator ended in her tictoch. In her captions, she asked, “Who does this to me?”

Her fans and followers expressed their in the same way confused reactions in the comments, with some wonder if Kotzur would take the cuts as a “compliment”.

“I crack up but also feel that we have to report this,” said a user. Another echoed the same feeling and wrote, “This is funny but also so strange and scary. The duality of the internet.”

The social media personality responded to the latter comment. “Literally (I don’t know) if I would be flattered or freaked … Out,” Kotzur wrote.

When she first discovered her cardboard cuts on Walmart’s website in September 2024, she again took to tictok to question the product. Not only did she question the concept itself, but Kotzur also said that she was not very satisfied with one of the printouts.

“Not for nothing, I know you could have chosen a better picture. My eyes are like halfway closed in this,” she noted on the green screen from last summer.