However, this information was later verified to be a fabrication.

Recently, netizens were shocked by the news that famous singer Beyoncé passed away. There was even a Facebook page created called “RIP Beyoncé” (“Rest in peace, Beyoncé”) and attracted nearly 1 million “likes”.

Beyoncé with her sister Solange at the 2015 Oscars after-party

On this Facebook page, it was announced: “At about 11 a.m. today, the singer Beyoncé that we have always loved passed away. Beyoncé was born on September 4, 1981 in Houston. She will always be remembered by everyone. come and never be forgotten. Please express your sympathy and condolences by liking and commenting on this page.”

Fans of the singer born in 1981 then posted hundreds of condolence messages on the aforementioned Facebook page.

After that, this information continued to spread on Twitter. An image of CNN’s article announcing Beyoncé’s death was also posted on this social network, and the hashtag #RIPBeyonce (“Rest In Peace, Beyoncé” ) later became one of the top topics. most mentioned talent.

Image taken from an article believed to be published by CNN

An account named “@CnnNewsFacts” also tweeted: “Shocking news: Beyoncé had a terrible car accident! Please rest in peace, Beyoncé.” Attached is an image cut from actor Paul Walker’s car accident.

However, the above tweet was later deleted because this information was completely false. The website GossipCop immediately confirmed that the famous singer is still alive and well. The new image of Beyoncé taken by paparazzi also verified that the information about the singer’s death was just a hoax.

New image of Beyoncé on the street