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A Filipino Facebook (FB) user published a reel claiming international action star Jet Li has died, including a photo of his alleged funeral as proof. This is fake. Published on June 24, the 17- second clip has this superimposed text: “ [P]aalam idol (Goodbye, idol) [crying emoji]”.
Every now and then, there will be news claiming that Chinese action superstar Jet Li, 60, has died. Thankfully, the actor is able to see the funny in those awful rumours. At a recent event in Taiwan, Jet got the crowd bursting into laughter when he greeted everyone with: "I'm not dead yet".
Rappler checked credible news organizations for any reports or public statements from Li’s side claiming that he was in a hospital or that he has passed away and found none.
Addressing the rumors: During the press conference, Li said that he is surprised people still fall for online death hoaxes about him, like the one that circulated in the Philippines claiming he...
Chinese martial arts legend Jet Li's health has been a concern ever since snaps of him looking frail at a temple in Tibet went viral in 2018. He has been plagued with death rumours for years and in 2023, Jet, now 61, sparked renewed fears for his health when he appeared noticeably older in a new ad.
Chinese superstar Jet Li (The Expendables, Romeo Must Die), 60, recently became the latest internet celebrity death hoax victim when news about his death circulated on social networking sites. ‘Not funny anymore’ say a clear majority (91%) of poll respondents.
The Bodyguard from Beijing actor Jet Li said he was still surprised that people still fell for online death hoaxes about him.
