Television presenter Ore Oduba and renowned motivational speaker Mel Robbins have issued a stark warning to their followers about a disturbing scam exploiting their popular 'Let Them Theory'. The theory, which encourages individuals to relinquish control over others' actions, has been hijacked by fraudsters preying on vulnerable audiences.
What is the 'Let Them Theory'?
Developed by Mel Robbins, the 'Let Them Theory' promotes emotional freedom by advocating that people stop trying to control others' behaviour. Instead, it suggests focusing on personal responses and boundaries. The concept has gained massive traction online, particularly among those seeking mental wellness strategies.
How Scammers Are Exploiting Followers
Oduba revealed that fraudsters are impersonating both him and Robbins, offering fake coaching sessions and paid programmes supposedly based on the theory. 'It's heartbreaking to see vulnerable people being tricked,' Oduba stated. 'We'd never ask for money in this way.'
Robbins emphasised that her official resources are always free or clearly marked as paid services through verified channels. 'If someone DMs you claiming to be me with a special offer, it's a scam,' she warned.
How to Spot the Fraud
- Unsolicited direct messages offering exclusive content
- Requests for payment via unconventional methods
- Accounts mimicking but not properly verifying as the celebrities
- Pressure tactics creating false urgency
Both personalities urge fans to report suspicious activity and only engage with content from their official social media accounts and websites.
