Betty White found dead rumors have been circulating all over the Internet earlier this week. This caused some concern among her fans from different parts of the world.
The good news, however, is that the recent reports about Betty White's death have been confirmed to be a complete hoax. It would appear that the "Hot in Cleveland" actress is the latest victim of fake celebrity death reports.
Thankfully, the internationally renowned actress who is best known for her performances in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Golden Girls" is very much alive and well.
The rumors that Betty White found dead were fueled by a Facebook page, which was entitled "RIP Betty White" got almost a million "likes." Those who took the time to read the page's "About" segment were given a detailed account of the faked passing of the famous American actress.
The report said, "At about 11 a.m. ET on Sunday (October 19, 2014), our beloved actress, Betty White, passed away. Betty White was born on January 17, 1922 in Oak Park. She will be missed, but not forgotten. Please show your sympathy and condolences by commenting on and liking this page."
Hundreds of Betty White's fans immediately started to give their condolences on the page, expressing their sincere heartfelt sadness about the amazingly talented 92-year-old actress and producer dying. Also, Twitter became frenzied with the Betty White found dead hoax.
Still, some were immediately skeptical about the death reports. Many pointed out that White's death was not reported in any major American network, further disproving the stories that Betty White found dead. Surely, the death of an actress of White's stature would gain a lot of traction in major news networks across the globe.
A recent survey was conducted by the Celebrity Post, and the results show that 94% of the respondents have had enough of Betty White found dead rumors and think that the hoaxes are not funny anymore.
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