Sylvester Stallone denies false death report: 'I'm alive, well, happy, healthy' | Inquirer Entertainment

Sylvester Stallone denies false death report: ‘I’m alive, well, happy, healthy’

/ 02:05 PM February 20, 2018

Image: Instagram/@officialslystallone

Sylvester Stallone didn’t enjoy being killed off without his permission so he set the record straight that he’s still very much alive.

An Instagram post from the actor urged netizens to “ignore the stupidity” of false reports of his demise.

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A set of photos from what appears to be a Facebook post showed a severely aged and tired-looking Stallone. It came with a dedication that reads, “So long champ. Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone died early this morning after his battle with prostrate cancer, the actor kept his illness a secret, but in the end he couldn’t beat it.”

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Image: Instagram/@officialslystallone

In response, Stallone wrote on his post, “Please ignore this stupidity… Alive and well and happy and healthy… Still punching!”

Apart from angry and surprised fans, Sly’s little brother Frank Stallone shared his opinion on the false death report.  /ra

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Image: Twitter/Frank Stallone @Stallone

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