A viral video that appears to highlight radio DJs in Arkansas having sex in the control room — unbeknownst to them, live on air — is a total fake, TMZ has learned.

Here’s the deal … a video clip circulating on social media shows a car radio tuned to Power 92.3 Jams in Little Rock … and it sure sounds like the DJs are going at it on a hot mic. Naturally, the wild and hilarious situation — which people assumed was legit — spread like wildfire.

Turns out, those sharing it are the ones who got played … ’cause Keith Liesmann, regional VP/market manager for the station’s parent company Cumulus, tells TMZ … “We are aware of a video circulating online and want to be absolutely clear: it is fabricated and untrue. Nothing depicted in the video occurred, and it has no connection to Power 92.”

Nick Reiner appeared noticeably different in the days leading up to the deaths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner — coming off as “drained” and “abnormal” … according to gas station employees who say they’ve known him for years.

TMZ spoke with multiple employees at a Sinclair gas station in Brentwood, a spot they say the Reiner family frequented regularly.

One employee tells us they last saw Nick about two weeks ago, recalling he looked tired and was unusually standoffish.

At the time, Nick purchased a pack of Marlboro Lights, which employees say was routine for him. They add that he did not appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

The New York Post obtained surveillance video showing the 32-year-old walking through the gas station in the early hours of Sunday morning … just hours before Rob and Michele were killed.

We’re told the Reiners were loyal customers, with one employee saying they’d known Nick for  15 years … and the news has left staff stunned.

Nick Reiner was arrested hours after his parents were found stabbed to death Sunday … he’s been charged with two counts of first-degree murder.

Police are investigating TikToker Riziki Ilenre‘s death after numerous reports surfaced that she died by suicide.

The Montgomery Police Department in Alabama tells TMZ they are investigating the circumstances of her December 12 death.

Riziki had previously spoken out about her mental health struggles over the years. She was a law student at Illinois Institute of Technology and heavily involved in her local ministry. She was also known for her close relationship with her service dog, Chief.

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