'Money offered to say bad about Virat Kohli': Model LizLaz speaks out

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German model LizLaz claimed journalists offered her money to make false allegations against Virat Kohli after his Instagram account appeared to like one of her posts. Calling Kohli her favourite cricketer, she refused the offers, saying, “Why would I say bad things about him for money?” LizLaz admitted the sudden attention felt overwhelming and later shared photos wearing a Royal Challengers Bengaluru jersey.

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