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I'm not exactly sure how to disprove this.
For the most part, when a tweet or Twitter DM is fake, you can immediately tell. Maybe the format is off, or the poster shows one form of the DM, etc.
Obviously, this proof is a little old, you can tell by the quality of Twitter and the screenshots, but I'm gonna say that I think this is legit.
The oy red flag to me here is that he replied to her tweet and said what he said. "I'm not allowed to tell the truth....I guess you already know."
To me, that seems kind of weird. He could've just DM-ed the fan and said hello or something, she still would've understood what the purpose of the DM is.
I'm happy that the fan showed the DM in 3 different formats, which to me seems pretty credible, but if you're looking at this from an anti's perspective, you could see it as her trying to make a fake DM seem legit by faking a notification and 2 fake DMs.
Apart from that, though, I definitely trust this. 🤠👍
