The actress is mother to 14-year-old son Augustus “Gus” and 6-year-old daughter George, whom she shares with husband Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

hilarie burton He raises concerns about an online user creating fake social media accounts pretending to be his son.

On Friday, October 25, A Tree Hill graduate, 42, published instagram She urges her followers to be wary of fake social media accounts that appear to be run by Augustus “Gus,” the 14-year-old son she shares with her husband. Jeffrey Dean Morgan58. He shared a screenshot of the TikTok account @AugustusDeanMorgan and then warned his followers in the caption about the “creepy chick” behind the account.

“Hi guys. I need some help,” she began, “Me and our son don’t have TikTok either. But there is this creepy chick who is obsessed with it and keeps creating profiles on various platforms.”

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“I get it. He’s great,” she joked, before calling him a “freak who stole a 14-year-old’s identity.”

“We reached out to his family. We reached out to him directly,” the mother of two adds. “We contacted law enforcement. He broke the law because of some of the actions he took.”

He also asks his followers to report the account, writing: “So if you own such a platform, please do me a favor. Report him.”

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Burton and Dean Morgan are also parents to 6-year-old daughter George. The actress recently opened up about it to PEOPLE. She talks honestly about hormonal changes with her childrenAs Gus enters puberty, he embarks on his pre-menopausal journey.

“I talked to my teenage son about how I was going through hormone changes as he was going through them,” Burton shared with PEOPLE. “Being a mother is really important. We’re raising a whole new generation of children who talk about this from the very first moment. It’s no secret that they’ve been learning for decades throughout their lives.”

Gus is now in high school, and Burton said the subject of puberty came up during a time when he was “going crazy about something.”

“I said, ‘Dude, this isn’t real. It’s your body going through a chemical reaction that makes you feel bigger than you are, just like my mom sometimes gets scared because my body is going through a chemical reaction.’ son. “And being able to have those conversations with your kids is really helpful.”

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