Fans commented to Reba's tweet that they have seen similar weight loss gummy scams involving other celebrities who are not actually behind the products.

"As someone who currently works in a health store, I have multiple people every week asking for the 'Oprah keto gummy' or the 'Kelly Clarkson/Reba gummy that makes you lose weight,'" one follower shared.

As the AARP reported, AI can be used to generate fake ads that make these scams appear very realistic.

In 2023, Trisha Yearwood spoke out about being targeted by one of these scams, and clarified that she had never been behind a gummy product.

At the time, Trisha said, "Fake advertisers are exploiting my name, my face, my voice, and my overall likeness without my permission. The truth is I don’t know what’s in this product, who manufactures it, and I have no idea if it is safe to consume."

Meanwhile, Shark Tank stars have also been targeted by these kinds of scammers in the past.

So there you have it! Reba is just a victim of the latest weight loss gummy scam, and is not leaving The Voice for this or any other reason at this time.

Who else is feeling very thankful that the boisterous country star is not going anywhere? We just need to see how her dynamic with Dan + Shay and Chance the Rapper — who stepped in to replace Niall as he goes on tour — plays out over the course of the season!