Simon Cowell’s Death Hoax, Reactions And More

Simon Cowell, one of the most influential figures in the music industry, has been trending on Twitter this week due to his so called ‘death’.

It’s safe to say that word of his passing spread quickly. But it seems to be the recent fad of proclaiming him dead is a scam.

A torrent of text messages informed Simon Cowell’s ex-girlfriend, singer Sinitta, that he had passed away in January 2023. The couple began dating in 1983 and dated intermittently for 30 years. Sinitta, on the other hand, feared the worst after a terrible tweet joke.

She made the observation,

“Simon is very much alive and well, and he is NOT dead, folks,” she quoted, seeing the rumours spread about his death. Furthermore, she added, “I’m glad I can laugh about it, but you truly worried me. Even though Cowell is well and living, the false rumours have persisted online.”

Simon was recently seen in the recordings of “America’s Got Talent” season 18 and “Britain’s Got Talent” season 16, proving that he is still alive and strong.

One person stated, “Unfortunately, people start these rumours to inflict pain and upset, and it spirals,” while another stated, “Nah, but he already died eight times this year.” Both of these statements were made by people online.

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Others, who clearly hate the music big shot, kept on censuring the nauseating trickiness. “I mean, I hate him too, but I’d never wish for someone’s death,” one acknowledged. Ever.”

Someone else concisely put words to everything in a tweet that read: ” When death isn’t something to joke about, I don’t know why you press when you’re doing this tic-tac-toe trend as well. You do it all the time, which is really hypocritical.