Strange rumour set straight by Peter Helliar in Twitter post
After Peter Helliar’s name started trending on Twitter, The Project presenter weighed in to quell a strange rumour.
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The Project’s Peter Helliar has confirmed he is not dead.
Helliar put a ‘proof of life’ pic on Twitter late Friday night of himself having a beer and giving the thumbs up after a bizarre rumour spread on the social media site that he had possibly passed away following a vehicle accident.
The Afterlife goes ok.
— Peter Helliar (@pjhelliar) April 22, 2022
Not dead. Carry on. #PeterHelliarpic.twitter.com/FZwN93wSSB
His name even started trending on Twitter as fans piled in to ask why his name was trending.
Helliar is very much alive and well and has not been involved in any vehicle mishap.
“The Afterlife goes OK. Not dead. Carry on. #PeterHelliar,” the comedian and script writer posted on his Twitter account.
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