Jon Bon Jovi death rumours take web by storm

December 20 2011 13:29:05

Jon Bon Jovi death rumours take web by storm

CLASH Magazine

Photo taken from Bon Jovi's Facebook page.

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A newsfeed announcing singer Jon Bon Jovi had died was proven false following an online upheaval of fans when the singer posted a photo of himself on social networking site Facebook, Clash magazine reported on its website.

Late last night rumors of Jon Bon Jovi's death surfaced on the Internet, immediately placing him on the trending list of the microblogging website Twitter. The unpleasant story caused uproar from fans worldwide.

The singer soon shot down the rumors by posting his photo on his Facebook page with a sign that read "Heaven looks a lot like New Jersey - dec. 19th, 2011, 6:00."

Bon Jovi had played in Turkey last July as part of a massive world tour the legendary band completed very recently.

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