Kyly Clarke busted using AI to promote her Australia Day artwork sale

Kyly Clarke has resorted to artificial intelligence to promote her artwork.

The former Cricket WAG, 44, took to Instagram on Monday to promote an Australia Day art sale.

However, instead of utilising her presenting skills to showcase the fruits of her talent, Kyly employed what looked to be an AI-generated clip to showcase her wares.

Ironically, the video showed a man with an American accent holding what was purported to be one of Kyly's pieces.

'Today is the day, ladies. You can't wait any longer to order that Kyly art piece. Sale on now,' the computer-generated salesman said in the clip.

Captioning the clip, Kyly revealed that she was offering 20 per cent off all of her artworks, which range in price from $264 to $2,780.

She added that bringing some 'art therapy calm' into the home was a wonderful way to celebrate Australia Day. 

'As I transition into my journey as a life coach, I’ve found that art is more than just a hobby – it’s a form of therapy,' she wrote.

'This piece, with its deep blues and fluid movement, was created with mindset in mind.

'When you hang a piece like this in your space, you’re not just decorating a wall; you’re creating an anchor for your own daily mental well-being.'

Back in 2024, Kyly revealed how her artistic pursuits helped her heal, following her split from ex Michael Clarke.

She gave an insight into the emotional process of creating her artwork after being selected to show her work at an upcoming art fair.

'It was a really beautiful healing process,' Kyly told The Daily Telegraph. 'I was finding me through that process and starting to understand and realise what it was I wanted in my life.'

Kyly also revealed how art helps her to 'shut out' the outside world and give her full focus to what she is working on.

'That is when a hobby like this, that can become a part of your career and your life, is really exciting because I guess it shuts out the outside world for those moments that you're creating and that is really special,' she added.

Kyly previously explored a career in dance and modelling and has also worked in interior design and property development.

But she stumbled across her love of art when she struggled to find a piece for her bedroom and is now trying to live out her childhood dreams of being an artist.

Aside from her passion for painting, Kyly also revealed plans, in April last year, to make a surprise return to acting.

After years spent building businesses and raising her daughter, the Sydney-based star joined leading agency Chic Talent Management.

'Funnily enough, I was one of the casting director's "options" for the reporter role in the feature film I Know What You Did Last Summer,' Kyly told the Daily Telegraph.

'I would love to work on both Australian and international productions. I would love to appear in a feature film,' Kyly continued.

'It would be great to work on the set of NCIS: Sydney, or even those Christmas movies which come out of Canada. I am leaving the door completely wide open to all opportunities.'

Kyly and Michael went their separate ways in 2019 after seven years of marriage and continue to co-parent their daughter Kelsey Lee, 10.

He went on date and have a highly publicised break-up with Jade Yarbrough after she accused him of sleeping with his ex-girlfriend Pip Edwards in a Noosa bust-up.

Eighteen months after the incident, Michael all but confirmed his romance with new flame Arabella Sherborne, 32, when he left a flirty comment on her Instagram post.