Australian Instagram blogger Lauren Bullen is slammed as a fake with copy-cat images

The Australian Instagram star who claimed her pictures had been copied by a thriller follower has been accused of masterminding a hoax.

Lauren Bullen, 23, travels the world posting glamorous pictures to her Instagram account, however was 'disturbed' to seek out one other girl had recreated her photos – proper all the way down to the best element.

Since making the stunning discovery final week, Bullen has been inundated with messages of hate by individuals who declare the pictures had been a part of a conspiracy she thought up in an try to realize publicity.

Lauren Bullen (L), who travels the world posting breathtaking pictures to her Instagram, was 'disturbed' to seek out one other girl (R) had recreated her photos to the best element

'Lauren's e-mail deal with and Instagram ID appeared in Diana Alexa's profile', myrther

Within the week because the mimicked pictures had been first revealed, Bullen gained tons of of hundreds of latest followers, prompting accusations she and the thriller girl had deliberate it collectively.

One on-line sleuth accused Bullen and the opposite girl, generally known as Diana Alexa, of being related based mostly on a Google search.

'A Google seek for "gypsea_lust Diana Alexa" yields this archived Twitter profile,' one person mentioned.

'At one time Lauren's e-mail deal with and Instagram ID appeared in Diana Alexa's profile.'

One other individual has even claimed the 2 girls are sisters.

'Do a search, they're sisters. Staged this to get publicity and clearly it has labored,' one girl, from the US, mentioned.

One other claimed it was the identical girl in each pictures, and he or she had merely donned a brunette wig.

One on-line sleuth accused Bullen and the opposite girl, generally known as Diana Alexa, of being related based mostly on this search consequence 

The photograph from the copycat (R) was taken with the identical view of the Sahara, from the identical angle and even with the identical pillows and ornament association

Her follower's photograph was taken in the identical pool, from the identical angle and he or she was even sporting what seemed to be the identical blue and white bikini

One other shot by the identical pool was additionally recreated virtually precisely in a unique pose

The copycats sat on the similar desk sporting related garments and struck the identical pose

'Do a search: they're sisters. Staged this to get publicity and clearly it has labored.' one person mentioned

'Gypsea most likely had a hand in establishing these pictures,' one other person claimed 

However Bullen has lashed out at her haters, claiming the story was professional and never a hoax within the slightest.

The Instagram star informed Each day Mail Australia on Saturday: 'What I've mentioned is 100% the reality.'

She admitted she had gained followers within the aftermath, however it was not well worth the 'traumatising' expertise.

'It is spinning and backfiring on me, I am accused of faking it and I do not know what to do, I hate it,' she informed Each day Mail Australia.

'It is so robust, I've nothing to cover.'

This photograph was taken in the identical pool with the association solely barely totally different

This image has been completely recreated even all the way down to the positioning of her hair

On this shot in Morocco even the caption was copied

On this copy, the second girl needed to eat her personal pizza as her companion was presumably taking the photograph

In response to the damning Twitter consequence linking the pair, Bullen mentioned she 'did not suppose something of it'.

'My interpretation of it's that if you google two folks's usernames, you may get excerpts from each of their Twitter accounts,' she mentioned.

'It isn't rocket science.'

Initially angered by the shock discovering, Bullen mentioned she and the thriller girl had been now buddies and spoke 'on a regular basis'.

'I do not know a lot about her, however I discovered she's Italian,' she mentioned. 

'I requested her at the moment 'is Diana your actual identify?' and he or she mentioned no, it was a nickname and he or she would by no means put her actual identify on the web.' 

'So I do not even know her actual identify.'

This photograph, taken of Ms Bullen by a buddy, was recreated with the identical outfit

The angle is totally different however the pictures are basically the identical

The one distinction on this photograph is that the copycat is wanting sideways and never hiding her face along with her hair as Ms Bullen did

Ms Mullen and Mr Morris each took pictures on the high with the copycat adopting their pose

This photograph was taken from the identical spot overlooking this well-known landmark

Whereas the expertise has been robust for Bullen, she mentioned her Italian copycat was coping even worse. 

'She says she's the laughing inventory of her city, she's not having a great time with it,' she mentioned. 

'She says it is embarrassing and he or she's so humiliated. 

'She does not sound like a menace, possibly at some point we'll meet.' 

However she mentioned the friendship began out on rocky floor. 

'She mentioned: "I am not doing something improper and if you do not need your photos copied you need to make them personal",' Bullen mentioned. 

Bullen even launched screenshots of her dialog with the thriller girl to Each day Mail Australia in an try to show the story's authenticity. 

'I discovered this account who's straght up copying your pictures,' a buddy informed Bullen

'I can not await this to be over, it is driving me loopy,' Bullen mentioned within the dialog

'And happening a couple of Twitter account from 2011, oh yeah I plotted this in 2011 come on,' Bullen mentioned 

'It is only a nickname, I would not put my actual identify into the web,' the lady informed Bullen

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