French singer Natalie Louriot, known for participating in the N'oubian TV show after the paloles, has faced an unusual situation after a Facebook page published a false report on her death.
According to the French magazine 20 Minutes, the news spread on October 7th, causing concern among the followers of 54-year-old artist.
But Lorio was alive and decided to explain the situation himself through a video on Instagram.
A Response No One Expected
According to Télé Star, the singer started the video by showing false publication, accompanied by sad music with the violin, as if it were about a memorial flavor.
Then she stopped the music and reacted with irony to the information being circulated about it.
Kidding that she was still alive, the artist tried to calm the fans and show how absurd the announcement was.
The video was released on October 7th, while French media reported on the event during Thursday.
Why was he gone from the screen?
Loriot explained that her absence in the show had nothing to do with any tragic events.
She had suffered a elbow injury, which had prevented her from participating in the shoot.
According to Public magazine, the singer accompanied the funny explanation, ironic the idea that she could be in Paradise.
This response ended speculation about her situation and confirmed that the Facebook announcement was untrue.
Who's Natalie Loriot?
Natalie Loriott is part of the band accompanying the N'Obliaz post-paise music show on French television France 2 since January 2014.
The programme, run by the Nagui host, is one of the popular musical forms of French television.
Lorio's career started much earlier. According to Télé Star, she was part of the Reciprok group during the 1990s and published the Noir album in 1998, named Natalie Lorio.
She has also co-operated with renowned French artists, including Bénabar, and has participated in music projects related to Johnny Hallyday.
A False News That Became Virral History
Lorio's case shows how quickly false information can spread to social networks, especially when it comes to known public figures.
An unverified publication was enough to create concern for its followers.
Instead of a formal statement, however, the singer chose a funny answer that made clear the main message: The news of her death was false and was recovering from physical harm.
