'The Voice' coach, Blake Shelton was bummed out after learning that there was a death hoax about him. Gwen Stefani's lover responds to the false reports using his Twitter account.
According to Taste of Country, Gwen Stefani's boyfriend, Blake Shelton responds to the death hoax that circulates on Facebook recently. The "She's Got A Way With Words" music artists posted his response on Twitter and he only has two words for it.
"Well shit... https://twitter.com/ruethedaye/status/847223432349601792 …," the "Came Here To Forget" singer posted on Twitter yesterday.
The death hoax about Blake Shelton states that the famous country music artists died of unknown and unexplained causes last Tuesday, which is March 28. The report even stated that he was found at his home dead and that he will be missed and will not be forgotten.
A Twitter follower of Shelton even tweeted the link to the post and tagged Shelton. However, the tweet is now deleted.
"@blakeshelton Sorry to hear that you died. LOL. This appeared on facebook today," a Twitter user stated on Twitter.
Of course, the death hoax is not true, as the famous country star is very much alive and is in good condition. The source of the false report is yet to be known.
In the meantime, Press of Atlantic City stated that Shelton will be performing on the upcoming Country Music Festival. He will be performing together with Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert.
The Country Music Association will be happening on June 8 to June 11 at the Nissan Stadium. The tickets are reportedly available on sale now and the funds for the even will benefit the music education.
Blake Shelton stars in "The Voice" season 12 on NBC together with Gwen Stefani, Adam Levine and Alicia Keys.
