See more Daily Mail on Google -save us as a Preferred Source Actor and reality host Mario Lopez has stumped social media users with a bizarre AI clip of him and his niece at Sunday's LA Dodgers game.
The 15-second video shows the Saved by the Bell star sat beside his sister's 20-year-old daughter, Kalia Wong.
Wong, a model, suddenly shoves two hot dogs into her mouth before smearing a mess of mustard and relish left over her face and lips.
'Oh, it's so good!' she says as she does.
'I can't take her anywhere!' an AI version Lopez, 52, says. He repeated the remark in a caption.
The lion's share of X users saw the video as suggestive. Many, such as Huffington Post Correspondent Yashar Ali, saw it as strange since 'the subject was [Lopez's] niece.'
'Uhhhh, what a creepy video for Mario Lopez to create using AI and then post…' Ali wrote.
Another user told the Access Hollywood host: 'They should arrest you for this.'
The 15-second clip shows the Save by the Bell star sat beside his sister's 20-year-old niece, Kalia Wong
'Wow this is gross and disappointing,' said a third.
Another touted the post as proof Lopez, after years in the industry, had become 'detached from actual reality.'
The clip, created by Grok Imagine, has racked up nearly 5million views.
Both Lopez and Wong posted actual media from the game as well.
Wong is a model signed to Clear Talent Group, according to her Instagram.
She posted a photo of what appeared to be a retrieved foul ball and a reshare of one of her uncle's stories.
'Sunshine, baseball, family… doesn’t get much better than that. Let’s keep this postseason momentum rolling…' Lopez wrote in his own post.
Attached was a video of the two that was not AI-generated taking in the game.
Wong shoves two hot dogs into her mouth, leaving behind a mess
Many X users bucked at the clip, seeing it as strange and suggestive
'Hotter than a Dodger Dog on the grill out here, but the Dodgers might be even hotter,' Lopez told his more than 1million X followers.
Access Hollywood, meanwhile, is set to end after 30 years in September.
Lopez has hosted since 2019. He also runs a podcast carried by iHeartRadio.
Lopez is married to Broadway dancer Courtney Mazza. His younger sister, Marissa Lopez, is Kalia's mother.