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Brazilian man sells everything to meet online girlfriend, discovers she was AI

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A Brazilian man sold all his belongings and travelled over 1,200 miles to meet the online girlfriend he hoped to marry. Edimar Martins, 49, discovered that the woman, featured on a TikTok account with around 300,000 followers, was AI-generated. After running out of money, he received assistance to return home but remains hopeful about finding love.

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Brazilian man sells everything to meet online girlfriend, discovers she was AI
TOI WORLD DESK · 10/18/2026, 1:50:11 PM
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