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No, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson isn’t dead after a stunt accident, he’s just the victim of a death hoax again

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No, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson isn’t dead after a stunt accident, he’s just the victim of a death hoax again

By Kim Novak

 

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Dwayne Johnson: still very much alive (Picture: WireImage)

 

Dwayne Johnson has become the victim of a death hoax once again, after a fake news story circulated that he had been killed in a stunt gone wrong.

 

The actor and wrestler, 47, has yet to comment on the stories, but given that he was posting on his Instagram story about a fan gifting him a beaded version of one of his movie posters, fans can be assured he’s not posted from beyond the grave.

 

The hoax story’s headline read: ‘BBC: Dwayne The Rock Johnson Dies at 47 after a terrible stunt attempted failed’, and quickly circulated around Facebook.

 

Despite using the BBC in the headline, the link would take users to a fake website rather than the legitimate news source, and there is no story about The Rock being dead on the BBC.

 

Full: https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/14/no-dwayne-rock-johnson-isnt-dead-stunt-accident-just-victim-death-hoax-11124819/

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