BBC presenter Emma Louise Jones asks fans to report fake account after bizarre ‘role play’ post

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EMMA LOUISE JONES asked for fans to report a fake account after it made a bizarre role play post.

The 33-year-old has gained thousands of adoring fans from presenting the BBC show MOTDX and working with Leeds United.

Emma Louise Jones begged fans to help her take down a catfish account[/caption]

The fake profile was pretending to be Emma[/caption]

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However, someone has taken it too far and left Emma weirded out.

An internet user made a fake Instagram account under a similar username and same profile picture to impersonate her.

They then asked for their followers to send them messages and they would reply pretending to be Emma.

She was left disgusted and posted a screenshot of their post, which read with love heart emojis: “DM me, I will reply as if I’m Emma. Role play/fantasy account only.”

The real presenter begged for fans to report the catfish page and get it taken down.

Emma wrote: “Please report this account if they message you. They are replying to people pretending to be me. The internet is a strange place.”

Just last week the host revealed how taking her puppy for a walk has turned into a terrifying ordeal.

She opened up on how a man repeatedly stopped her as he wanted to take pictures of her, as well as making further requests she chose not to go into.

Emma said the repeated harassment left her feeling “uncomfortable” and urged people witnessing similar events to help those in the interactions.

The stunner is used to shutting down horrid trolls, brilliantly mocking someone who sent her creepy messages in a witty clip.

After receiving another X-rated question, Emma again hit back by posting a screenshot of the creepy tweet before captioning it herself: “Alexa, what does a virgin look like?”