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The race-y Rachel Dolezal story long before OnlyFans | Famous Fakers

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After Rachel Dolezal's nude OnlyFans photos leaked, it's time to look back at one of the most bizarre cons of our time. In 2015, Dolezal, who was an NAACP chapter president and self-proclaimed African-American woman, was outed as white. She now identifies as "transracial" and authored "In Full Color: Finding My Place in a Black and White World."

In the premiere of "Famous Fakers," join hosts and comediennes Chelsea White and Carly Ann Filbin as they break it all down. "It reminds me a lot of Hilaria Baldwin," White says. Find out Dolezal's new Nigerian name, her adopted brother's reaction to the scandal and what the 44-year-old social pariah s up to today, including her NSFW side hustle.

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