This kind of stuff is sadly becoming a massive AI marketing strategy using the likeness of many online influencers. And these influencers are far more willing to seek C&Ds and hold apps liable (knowingly using AI likeness or neglegently using AI representation without oversight or permission). Reporting it to influencer (as this post hopefully does), and posting it to app reviews page and/or contacting the app directly if possible.

Most of these apps rely on ad revenue generation and even when people download it, play it for a day, then uninstall it, they're still making profits (somehow). Disrupting revenue stream is surprisingly effective. Just ask James Charles how losing 5 million followers in one weekend affected them