Lil Tay’s former manager doesn’t believe her social media was hacked as it claimed about the rapper and her brother’s death. It was a big shock for all to know when the verified Instagram of Lil Tay claimed that the rapper her brother Jason Tian has died. But it all turned out to be fake.
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Lil Tay’s social media claimed the rapper and her brother died
Although there have been many celebs who have become the target of death hoaxes lately. Everyone was literally shocked when rapper Lil Tay’s Instagram claimed that she and her brother Jason Tian has died. The shocking news was shared on the Instagram account of Lil Tay.
The post shared read “We have no words to express the unbearable loss and indescribably pain. This outcome was entirely unexpected, and has left us in shock”. The post talked about the demise of Lil Tay’s elder brother Jason Tian too. Although, Lil Tay came forward to deny the claims shared on her Instagram post.
Lil Tay denies claims made on her Instagram post
Luckily, for all those who have been concerned about the demise of Lil Tay and her elder brother Jason Tian. The rapper herself came forward to deny the claims. She came forward saying she is fine and doing well. In fact, in her statement post the death hoax, she shared that her Instagram was hacked.
The statement of Lil Tay said “My Instagram account was compromised by a 3rd party and used to spread jarring misinformation and rumors regarding me, to the point that even my name was wrong. My legal name is Tay Tian, not ‘Claire Hope'”.
Former manager of Lil Tay doesn’t believe rapper’s Instagram was hacked
Harry Tsang, the former manager of Lil Tay has said to The Post, “I think she’s still alive, and i think it was fake”. He further said about Instagram of Lil Tay being hacked “I don’t believe anything that they said about the hacking”. Yet he said, “I’m glad that she’s ok”.
The former manager of Lil Tay said about not believing the rumors about the death of the rapper. He shared “The reason why I have that statement was because after I spoke to Duane Laventure (former social media manager of Lil Tay) and Chris Hope (Lil Tay’s father), they cannot even confirm if she really passed away or not. That’s why I said that”.