Belgian man scammed out of $35,000 by fake French model account online

A Belgian man was astonished by nearly 500 miles to meet his future wife to find out the French model, and her husband, who had no idea about who was.

After driving 472 miles to meet Sophie Fawzelod at her home, the man, who knew himself as Michel, was met with her 38 -year -old husband, Fabian Boutamin.

“I have to shoot because there is a man who rang my door bell,” Bouutamin said in a video clip that he was filming during the award. “Well, I am the current. There will be a confrontation. “

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After some vibrant back and forth, Michelle admitted that she might be “wrong.”

“I think she played a dirty trick on me,” Michelle can hear, saying away.

“My wife, no, she is fake accounts,” he answered. “You have to be very careful.”

French supermodel Sophie Fouzilud was seen in her husband’s Instagram video as he was talking to a man who believed they were in an online relationship. (Instagram / Sophievouzeud_off)

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Michel explained that he sent $ 35,000 to a person demonstrating online as Vouzillaud, former Miss Limousin and Miss France 2007 first runner -up.

Michelle added confusing and emotional that the deception had told him that she was pregnant, but she later lost her child.

“No, you are still there, fortunately for us,” said Botamin. “I am sorry, sir … But the problem is that Sophie puts a lot of videos [social media] Networks to say they are cautious not to harm. “

Sophie Fawzelod attends the “Vive La Crise” show in Paris in Cinema Max Lier on May 2, 2017 in Paris, France. (Stephane Cardinale – Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images)

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Vouzillaud later joined men to remove a snare misunderstanding, saying, “This hurts my heart.”

“You must keep all the evidence and take it to the police,” Michel warned.

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It is not clear whether a police report has been submitted after the romantic fraud, although the Boutamine video, which he posted on social media, got nearly 11,000 admiration for Instagram.

“I feel very sorry for this man …”, Bouutamin wrote in the illustrations. “Watch out for fake accounts, share this video to show you that it is real and to be awake! Take care of yourself.”

Boutamine and Vouzillaud did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital requests for comment.

Sofia Compton of Fox News Digif and Jasmine Bayer contributed to this report.