Rio Ramadhan Appears In The Middle Of Hoax News Of Death: I'm Still Alive

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JAKARTA - The news that was crowded this morning about Rio Ramadhan's death was confirmed to be a lie or a hoax. Rio Ramadhan's ex-lover Rahmawati Kekeyi Putri Cantikka's social media account or known as Kekeyi was hacked.

"Alhamdulillah, my account has been returned, my account was hacked until he (the perpetrator, ed) replied to all of my friend's DMs. He said that I had a heart attack, I died, what are all kinds of things, keep bringing the names of my younger siblings too," said Rio Ramadhan via his Instagram account @rioramadhan, Sunday, January 2, 2022.

"I'm still alive here, I'm still healthy, thank God. Don't believe I'm dead, I'm still alive," said Rio Ramadhan.

Sad news about Rio Ramadhan spread through Rio Ramadhan's TikTok account. Someone claimed that Rio Ramadhan's sister, named Putri, shared the sad news.

"Hello everyone, I'm the daughter of his sister, sis rio.. just want to say my dear brother who is great has returned to his origin," reads the contents of the upload of the sad news.

This news immediately spread quickly on social media timelines. Many expressed their condolences to mention Kekeyi.

Judging from the Instagram account rahmawatikekeyiputri Cantikka23, Kekeyi re-uploaded the sad news from her former lover. Kekeyi also had time to express his condolences.

"Innalilahi wa innalilaihi rojiun, my condolences, may you rest in peace there. You are the one who still carries half of my feelings…YOU are already happy, MY bebe,” wrote Kekeyi.

A few moments later Kekeyi uploaded another story about the news that said Rio Ramadhan had died. Kekeyi answered his followers' questions via Instagram direct messages about whether or not the sad news from Rio Ramadhan was true.

"Sorry, I don't know, because I haven't heard from him for 1 year, and earlier I mentioned the news that Rio died, I was shocked and reposted. For hoax or not, I'm really sorry, I don't know. If there is an error, I apologize as much as possible," said Kekeyi, explaining.