A woman arrived at Shemar Moore's Los Angeles-area home carrying luggage, apparently ready to move in, after an online impersonator allegedly convinced her that the actor had invited her to live with him.
Police were reportedly called to the property around 3:30 p.m. on Friday (July 31) after the woman knocked on the front door. Moore's significant other, Jesiree Dizon, answered and told the woman to leave and then contacted the Los Angeles Police Department, according to TMZ.
When officers questioned her, the woman said she had not come to cause harm and that she had been catfished by someone posing as Moore on the internet. The impersonator had reportedly promised her she could come live with him, which led her to travel to California from out of state with her belongings.
Dizon told police she did not want the woman arrested, and officers released her without further incident but filed a trespass report.
The incident points to a pattern of fraud tied to Moore's name and likeness.
In November 2025, a Cincinnati-area woman named Dana Kiner, 54, was found not guilty on all five counts of forgery and theft after a scammer impersonating Moore ran a romance con on her through a fan page.
The impersonator obtained her personal information, convinced her they were in a relationship, and promised marriage before persuading her to write bad checks and send nearly $7,000 in gift cards.
Kiner spoke candidly about what drew her in.
"I just fell in love with somebody I thought was Shemar Moore. It turns out it wasn't, but I fell hard," she said. "The offer of marriage—like I'm 54, and nobody wants to grow old alone. I was just looking for love and got duped."
