Fact Check: John Cena RIP Is Trending After a Car Accident. John Cena has become the latest victim of the death hoax on Twitter.
John Cena is an American and actor, and professional wrestler who performs on the SmackDown brand, as he is signed to WWE. Cena is a highly celebrated wrestler of all time as he has won several titles and awards. He is a thirteen times WWE Championship, five times WWE United States Championship, and three times World Heavyweight Championship.
John Cena could not appear at WrestleMania 37 for the first time in almost 20 years because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Currently, RIP John Cena seems to be trending on social media. But it is all a hoax, and John is alive and doing well.
Fact Check: John Cena RIP Is Trending Following Car Accident
A TikTok user, @bleza16, uploaded a video citing that John Cena has passed away. The video caught the attention of the public as it described that the WWE wrestler had died.
The TikTok was uploaded in August 2021 and had been watched 13 million times, more than 998k people liked the video, and there were around 30k comments on it. It even looked like a funeral was held for John Cena as it included pictures of a coffin. This is not the first time John was a victim of a death hoax on Twitter.
According to Snopes, In July 2016, John Cena started trending on Twitter saying that he had died in a car accident. A fake news story was also published by TMZ regarding the matter. As per the TMZ news, he crashed on Route 80 between Morristown and Roswell and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Is John Cena Dead Or Alive?
No, John Cena is not dead. In fact, he is alive and well.
John Cena is very much alive and is celebrating the success of his movie Suicide Squad. He got cast as Peacemaker/ Christopher Smith in James Gunn’s movie.
Cena lives with his wife, Shat Shariatzadeh, in Land o’ Lakes, Florida.
John Cena’s Death Hoax On Twitter
As soon as the TikTok video went viral, people started posting RIP John Cena on Twitter. Thousands of John’s fans started paying respects and posting stories and condolences on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Cena has not commented on the death hoax yet. However, he has been actively tweeting and posting things on his Twitter.