- Vicente Fernández Jr. talks about his father’s health
- Did he die as much was said?
- Vicente Jr. asks the public not to fall for false news
Denies the rumors: After weeks of hospitalization, Vicente Fernández Jr., son of the Mexican singer Vicente Fernández, denies the death of his father, after the false news began to spread that Don Chente had died, the interpreter also asks that please do not fall for this type of misinformation.
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It was a few weeks ago when it was announced that the singer Vicente Fernández was admitted to a private hospital in Guadalajara Jalisco, after having fallen at his Los Tres Potrillos ranch, however, days later it was said that the singer had supposedly been diagnosed Guillain Barrén’s disease.
Vicente Fernández in the hospital
After this, both family members, the press and fans have been aware of the health of Don Vicente Fernández, to such an extent that several media and followers of the singer have been standing guard outside the hospital where he is hospitalized.
As the days go by, certain events have happened that have bothered the public and relatives, one of them is the guard that exists outside the hospital, causing congestion at the entrances of the place, as well as the time a subject entered the Don Chente’s room to take pictures of his state of health and give him a “cure” for his improvement.
Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
However, what could have been the straw that broke the camel’s back was when the news began to spread that Vicente Fernández had died after being hospitalized for several weeks, something that caused the mobilization of many followers, who were dismayed by the news and wondering if this was really true.
Given this, the singer’s eldest son, Vicente Fernández Jr., appeared and denied the news of his father’s death, commenting that Don Chente was still in the hospital. It should be noted that throughout this time, the relatives made a call that the health of El Charro de Huentitán would be notified through their official social networks and not by third parties.
Vicente Fernández Jr. denies the news of Don Chente’s death
Through his official Instagram account, the singer Vicente Fernández Jr., who has been the one who has been the most in contact with the public, came out to deny the erroneous news that was circulating about the death of his father, and through a video on this platform, the actor stated that none of this was true:
“How are you, good evening, for all the general public and all the media, there is news on the networks and there is news on the internet that my father has just passed away, that news is false, your friend Vicente Fernández Jr . ”, Don Chente’s eldest son concluded bluntly.
“Fake news”; Vicente Fernández Jr. denies the news of Don Chente’s death
At the bottom of the video, where Vicente Fernández’s son declared that the news of his father’s death was false, Vicente Jr. simply placed the phrase: “Fake news”, so that people could more easily identify this fact and they would not be carried away by the news that was circulating about their father’s current state of health.
Quickly various followers of the singer also began to arrive, where they were happy to learn that the Charro de Huentitán was still alive, arguing that they had been very scared when they saw this false news: “Thank God, I had already hit the worst scare ”, commented a follower and admirer of the Fernández dynasty.
“How they worry people”; Vicente Fernández’s son denies the news of the singer’s death
On the other hand, the Instagram account of @chicapicosa2 He also highlighted this news through his page, making a call not to believe in this type of erroneous news: “Dear representatives of the media:” During these last days some publications came out mentioning that Don Vicente Fernández died or that his family is about to disconnect it. These rumors are false, as mentioned by Vicente Fernández Junior. Ask not to believe this information, because the official channels will give details if there is any change in this regard.
Several followers of the page were annoyed because they argue that they only scared people with this type of false news: “How they worry people”, “I just saw that and I said God willing and it’s not true. Good thing not ”,“ I have always wondered what those who make those false publications about a famous person dying, ”were one of the many comments that could be read. VIDEO HERE
They assure that Vidente Fernández did not fall and that he could be paraplegic
The anguish of the fans of the famous Mexican singer Vicente Fernández, to know his state of health day by day has invaded social networks, where they send their prayers for the prompt improvement of the Charro de Huentitán, who is still hospitalized, fighting for his life. Filed Under: Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
The artist better known as ‘Chente’ entered the hospital the first week of August after suffering an alleged fall, something that his family members assured when being interviewed. But apparently not everything is what it seems, since a source close to them indicated that the fall is not true and the disease he suffers was revealed and that it can leave him paraplegic, according to the portal Mag.
It did not fall
It is worth mentioning that the health of “Charro de Huentitán” has been reduced in recent days, to the extent that different rumors of his possible death have come out, which have been denied by his relatives, but confirming that he is in poor health.
Recently both family members and doctors who have been monitoring the health of the Mexican singer, have reported an improvement in Don Vicente, since he has remained awake. But everything seems to indicate that the supposed fall was to cover what actually happens to the Charro. Filed Under: Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
Do you have a disease?
The version that his relatives handled before the media was that Don Vicente entered a private hospital in Guadalajara to undergo surgery after falling on his ranch one weekend, as the blow had damaged the cervicals near the skull, injuring his spinal cord, causing him to lose mobility in your body.
But a source close to the Fernándezes assured the magazine Tv Notes that this information was false, as it ensures that the singer had never fallen, and his relatives preferred to hide that information. Supposedly the truth is that he was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré disease. Filed Under: Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
“He could no longer move”
According to the version of the source that revealed this new disease, if it continues, it could leave the musical artist paraplegic. He also affirms that the relatives have not told the truth so as not to generate concern among his fans and the media that are aware of Don Chente’s health. Filed Under: Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
“On August 6, he lost mobility, but days before he had said that he felt strange, that he had no strength in his hands, feet and legs. As he had just left the hospital due to a urinary tract infection, the family thought that he had lost a little strength and that as the days went by he was going to recover it, but things got worse every day. On the morning of August 6, he could no longer move, that is why they called an ambulance and there the martyrdom began, ”the source told Tv Notes magazine.
The Jr. comes out to deny the information
In an interview with Gustavo Adolfo Infante, broadcast on De Primera Mano, Vicente Fernández Jr son of Charro de Huentitán came out in defense of his father and denied the source’s words, assuring that his father has made great progress in recent days.
“I deny the magazine TVNotas who came out to say that it was a lie that he had operated and fallen. He fell and injured vertebrae three and four, he did not fracture, they moved his place, they operated on him to correct because he was tightening the spinal cord. The marrow became inflamed and with the operation even more so, we are waiting for the marrow to deflate ”. said the Jr. Filed under: Vicente Fernández’s son denies his father’s death
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