Chuck Norris
Family Rips A.I. Posts About His Death
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Chuck Norris‘ family is warning fans not to believe everything they read … especially if it’s an A.I.-generated post talking about the circumstances surrounding his death.
The family says there have been several A.I.-generated videos and posts circulating online containing false and misleading information about Chuck’s death, his health history and the people around him when he died.
The family says there have been fabricated reports of past medical issues and false narratives surrounding family narratives … and they’re asking everyone to not believe or share any info “unless it comes directly from the Norris family or an official family representative.”
Chuck’s family announced his death March 20, saying he died the morning before and telling folks they wanted to keep the circumstances private.
We do know he was hospitalized in Hawaii before his death … following a medical emergency on Kauai.
A couple weeks before his death, he posted a video on March 10 — his 86th birthday — beating up an opponent in Hawaii, declaring, “I don’t age … I level up.”
There’s been no official cause of death released … hence all the A.I.-generated videos speculating what happened.