Sylvester Stalone ‘knocks out’ another dead hoax By Christine De Jesus

The Rocky star eliminates the false accusations by posting on his Instagram account saying that he still “Alive and punching,” despite the death hoax.

Reports began spreading on social media claiming that 71-year-old actor had died after a battle with prostate cancer, together with a fake pictures showing the actor in his “final days”. 

This fake picture of Stalone circulating on the internet.

However, after seeing Sly’s face on the advert some fans still convinced that he was dead from the last hoax, reacted with confusion.

The rumors were fueled up on social media, it totally stirs the whole community with lots of people reactions.

        

                   

The Rocky star told his fans to “ignore this stupidity” and confirmed he is “alive and well” after the rumor swept the internet.

                                          

               

This isn’t the first time that he had been reported to the same rumors of an early demise. In September 2016, Facebook users reported seeing a fraudulent message claiming Stallone had been found dead at his home in Los Angeles.

But now, the death hoax has returned to social media after a year-and-a-half.

Stalone jokes with fans, and also shares a light-hearted video of himself messing around with his two daughters.

He captioned the footage: “Locking my daughters outside during a slight hail storm…It’s so great to be back from the Dead!!!”

              

He added: “Remember to always grab LIFE by the throat and do not let go until you succeed.”

On the other hand, his brother Frank Stalone fired back against the perpetrators of the death hoax, calling it ‘sick and demented’ on Twitter.

He also made a video to dispel the rumors about his brother’s death. He entitled it with a caption of ‘Sly death a total hoax, not funny, not cool.’ 

Meanwhile, Sylvester Stalone recently revealed that Creed II will begin shooting next year. He’s currently working on the hotly-anticipated sequel which would serve as a sequel to Coogler’s film, he’s with Dolph