Ronnie Radke Denies Catfishing Brittany Furlan Amid Fallout with Tommy Lee

The tangled personal fallout between Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee and estranged wife Brittany Furlan has taken an unexpected turn—dragging Falling In Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke into the mix. But according to Radke, he has nothing to do with it.

Radke is publicly distancing himself from the drama, claiming that a Snapchat catfish impersonating him is responsible for a bizarre interaction that led to Furlan allegedly showing up at his home. Radke says he doesn’t even use Snapchat, and that the person who convinced Furlan she was in communication with him is a complete stranger.

The situation, already chaotic, spilled into public view when Tommy Lee made a cryptic Instagram post reading: “Who’s been catfished?”—widely interpreted as a shot at Radke. That post followed reports from TMZ that Lee and Furlan have recently separated.

Radke, known for being outspoken online, responded swiftly. He posted a video montage of previous incidents where fans had been catfished by people pretending to be him, underlining a long-running pattern of impersonation. In a series of Instagram story updates, he laid out his side of the situation and reiterated that he had zero involvement in the alleged messages Furlan received. He said:

“I haven’t used Snapchat in forever. This person tricked her into thinking it was me—and I had no clue until she was standing outside my house.”

At the time of writing, Furlan has not commented publicly on the matter. Radke, meanwhile, is urging fans to remain cautious about online impersonators and continues to deny any connection to the incident.

While the personal situation between Lee and Furlan remains ongoing, Radke seems intent on clearing his name and highlighting the larger issue of celebrity identity theft on social platforms.

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