Pabi Cooper Unimpressed by Rumours of Her Death: "I'm Alive"

• Many South African public figures like Vuyo Dabula, Israel Matseke, and others have previously fallen victim to a death hoax, and this time it's Pabi Cooper
• The amapiano star took to her social media platforms to shut down the rumours that were started on Facebook
• She posted proof of life on Instagram and urged social media users to stop making these malicious rumours

Mzansi has lost more than five celebrities this year, and the false death rumours of Pabi have caused more panic on social media.

The Isphithiphithi hitmaker was not happy after a Facebook user named Stash T Woods, according to Zalebs, started rumours that she has passed on by posting:

" RIP Pabi Cooper."

The post was followed by many other Facebook posts of people sending condolence messages to Pabi's fans, friends and family. Some people claimed that Pabi was involved in a horrific car accident, adding that they have a clip to prove their claims. 

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After the fake news made rounds, Pabi took to her social media platforms to let her fans know that the rumours were not true and she was alive. She posted a video on her Instagram stories with the caption:

"I am alive people need to stop their nonsense on Facebook."

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In another article, Briefly News reported on people's reactions following the announcement that Pabi Cooper has bagged a presenting gig on SABC.

Pabi Cooper recently ruffled feathers following her big announcement on social media. The Amapiano star excitedly shared the news on Instagram, and soon after her announcement, many people took to Twitter to react. While some people were happy for her, others criticized the show and claimed that Pabi has no knowledge of sports as she's an influencer and a musician. 

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One Twitter user said the public channel should have given the opportunity to experienced soccer players: "SABC doesn't take us seriously. There are a lot of footy ladies and even former Banyana Banyana players who were supposed to be given this opportunity.

Source: Briefly News