Linda Hogan, the ex-wife of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, has taken to Instagram to debunk false rumours of her passing. The 64-year-old shared a poignant black-and-white photo of herself alongside a caption that playfully addressed the misinformation.
"Rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated," she wrote, referencing the famous Mark Twain quote. The post quickly garnered thousands of likes and comments from relieved fans.
Social Media Reacts to Death Hoax
The false news had spread rapidly across social media platforms, causing concern among wrestling enthusiasts and celebrity followers alike. Linda's humorous yet heartfelt response put an end to the speculation, with many followers expressing their relief in the comments section.
"So glad to see you're alive and well!" wrote one fan, while another joked, "You gave us all a scare there!"
A History of Celebrity Death Hoaxes
This incident joins a long list of celebrity death hoaxes that have circulated online. From Morgan Freeman to Jackie Chan, numerous high-profile figures have had to publicly confirm they're alive after similar false reports.
Experts suggest these hoaxes often originate from fake news websites looking to generate clicks, or from social media users seeking attention through sensational claims.
Linda Hogan, who was married to Hulk Hogan from 1983 to 2009, remains active in the public eye and frequently shares updates with her followers on social media.
