Has Kimberly Loaiza passed away? Is it true that she died? The rumor is circulating on the internet

‘Did Kimberly Loaiza die?’ is the question that many of her fans have asked themselves after the rumor of her death spread. Is it true?

In the early hours of Thursday, September 26, the alleged death of Mexican influencer Kimberly Loaiza at the age of 26 has been circulating on social media, news that has alarmed her fans.

However, this is completely false, since the Mexicali native is in good health and, above all, alive, as seen in her latest posts on her official Instagram account.

Her last post was made on September 25, 2024, and it shows Loaiza walking and sharing a warm moment with people from Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.

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In addition, Kimberly has uploaded a recent story, proving and confirming that she is still active in her digital spaces, but most importantly, she is still alive.

Users’ confusion even reached the American app, as one person even commented: “Haven’t you died already?”, implying that that was the rumor that was circulating, but fortunately for her fans she is alive.

It should be noted that this is not the first time Kimberly Loaiza has been involved in this type of fake news, since the same thing happened in January 2024, but tunota.com also debunked the hoax.

Due to this strong rumor, Internet users made phrases like “ What happened to Kimberly Loaiza ?”, “Did Kimberly Loaiza die ?”, “ Did Kimberly Loaiza die ?” trend.

However, none of this is true, but it must be remembered that fake news is created with the aim of creating uncertainty and panic among the digital community, so it is recommended to consult reliable and fully credible sources.

The influencer joined the list of famous people who have falsely died, including Shakira, Ricardo Montaner, Anahí, Luis Miguel, Marco Antonio Solís, Angelique Boyer, among others.

Which countries consume fake news?

According to a study carried out by Statista in 2022, the countries on our continent that consume the most fake news are Mexico and Peru with 87%, only behind the Philippines with 89%.