Fake News Strikes Again, This Time With Fake Fisher Price Toy

There has been a big problem lately of people seeing, and even believing fake news.

But it's not just about the stories they read, it could also be about photos they see too.

For example: A photoshopped image of a Fisher-Price toy recently went viral and had thousands of people believing the toy company had released a Happy Hour Playset, complete with pretend bottles of booze:

Angry consumers are even writing to the toy company.

Thanks to the viral image and a recent SNL sketch above, Fisher-Price felt compelled to release a statement that reads:

In the last few weeks some comical, yet fictional, Fisher-Price products have been introduced ― perhaps the result of adult writers, designers and comedians that were Fisher-Price kids themselves. As a premiere childhood development company focused on helping families get the best possible start in life, we take our role in developing toys and products very seriously, but can appreciate the recent product-development suggestions as obvious love of the brand. 

Remember, just because you see it online, doesn't mean it's true.