Meadow Walker Joins Social Media to Silence Impostors

Meadow Walker, the 15-year-old daughter of late "Fast & Furious" actor Paul Walker has joined social media — Facebook, Twitter and Instagram — after several impostor accounts of the teen were made.

Paul Walker's official Facebook fan page made an announcement Sunday with a black and white photo of Meadow Walker and her late father.

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Meadow Walker has not posted anything else on her accounts since they were created on Tuesday, but she has more than 14,000 likes on Facebook, 15,200 followers on Twitter and 34,100 followers on Instagram.

On Twitter, Meadow Walker is following the Paul Walker's official Twitter page and LaQuishe Wright, who is the social media manager for actors Channing Tatum and Zac Efron.

Meadow Walker, whose mother is Rebecca McBrain, lived in Hawaii most of her childhood but had moved to California to live her actor father before his death, according to HollywoodLife.com. She reportedly attended her father's charity fundraiser on Nov. 30, 2013 when the star lost his life in a violent auto accident in Valencia, Calif. 

An investigation by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department concluded that unsafe speed was the cause of the accident that killed Walker and his friend Roger Rodas in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. The Porsche they were riding in crashed into a pole and burst into flames.

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Walker left his $25 million estate to his daughter and named his father, Paul Walker Sr., the executor of his will. Walker Sr. asked the court that Walker's mother, Cheryl Walker, be made guardian and custodian of the money he left Meadow Walker. 

Walker's younger brothers, Cody and Caleb, are helping "Fast & Furious 7" producers fill in for Paul Walker to complete the filming of the actor's final movie that came to a halt when he died.