ACTRESS NA SI VIVIAN VELEZ NAG POST SA SOCIAL MEDIA AT SINABING WALA NA ANG ACTRESS NA SI ISABEL GRANADA!

Veteran actress Vivian Velez falsely tweeted a message about actress Isabel Granada’s death – causing a social media frenzy and an avalanche of angry close friends of the actress slamming the ‘fake news’ article.

Since then, Vivian has deleted the tweet and even offered assistance to Isabel, who remains reportedly unconscious after her sudden collapse in Doha, Qatar. According to reports, Isabel suffered from massive internal bleeding in her brain that caused multiple cardiac arrests, indicating that she had brain aneurysm.

Moments after news came out regarding Isabel’s critical condition, Vivian took to Twitter to offer her condolences:

“Gone too soon… RIP Isabel Granada.”

Based on the LionhearTV report, she even attached a photo of the actress-singer in her post, saying that it was taken in Doha, Qatar where Isabel was last seen.

Soon after she realized her mistake, Vivian deleted her post, but not quickly enough for netizens to believe that Isabel was already dead.

One of Isabel’s friends, producer Robby Tarroza, refuted claims of the actress’ sudden demise.

He wrote, in part: “So I found out that Isabel Granada is stable now. Her vitals are anyway, Still in a coma but stable.”

He also shared a screengrab of Isabel’s husband’s Facebook post that confirmed her condition. Robby angrily remarked, “This was posted 16 minutes ago by the Husband of Isabel Granada. She is still alive! Please stop posting she is dead you evil people! kainis na kayo! may karma!”

Aside from Vivian, other showbiz insiders also reported Isabel’s death on their respective columns. This prompted Robby to go on more Facebook rants to debunk such claims and lambast the entertainment columnists Cristy Fermin, Jobert Sucaldito, and Noel Ferrer.

According to the Inquirer, Noel’s report entitled “Isabel Granada pumanaw na” published in a local daily was supposedly based on Vivian’s now-deleted post and even quoted Robby.

The producer claimed, “I never said this! This article is quoting me and its the wrong info. Hay Noel Ferrer i hate drugs!!! Some press people shouldn’t be press! And why did you kill Isabel Granada Noel?”

“Di ba may batas na tayo about fake news?” he scathingly added.

Despite the ‘brouhaha’, Vivian has already expressed interest in helping the actress financially, according to the Philstar report.