Mia Khalifa shuts down death hoax on Twitter with hilarious response, leaves fans in splits: 'What a ride'
Former porn star Mia Khalifa has won over her fans with a hilarious response to her death hoax, which has been making the rounds on social media. A Twitter user had shared a false post saying that the Lebanese-American sports commentator had committed suicide. As per The Free Press Journal, Mia had come across a tweet that read, "Very Shocking....... Mia khalifa commits suicide.RIP #miakhalifaِ." In response to the hoax, she said, "Please don’t think I’m not keeping track of each of my friends that haven’t sent condolence flowers yet. I see you twats." Many fans and followers responded saying that they were amused by her response. One such social media user shared, "Jesus lol. First this scared the shit out of me cause I read the RIP part first. Then I saw your delicious joke and now I’m laughing. What a ride."
Another added, "You know you're famous when you have a death hoax." "You have to be one of the best people I follow on social media. You are awesome. RIP btw lol," commented another user while using a facepalm emoji. Mia recently joined TikTok and revealed that she had decided to get a nose job. While talking about the nose job, she shared, "I’ve been thinking about it for 15 years. Was finally ready!! (And has ample time on my hands to recover)."
She received a lot of support from her fans who commented telling her she was beautiful anyway. One wrote, "We love and support you no matter what <3." Another supportive user shared, "Beautiful before the job whatever makes you happy is what matters." On Tuesday, June 23, Mia had decided to dedicate her TikTok account to black creators on Juneteenth. One Twitter user began to mock her former career as a porn star and said, "You sure care about BLM, you were getting BBC in your 'hoe days.'"
In retaliation, Mia wrote, "And what is the difference? Is that any worse? Am I lesser of a person for it? Are they considered degrading? If it was only white men would you think better of me? Please reflect on your own self-hate and shame, Eric. I think you have a lot to work through." Many supportive social media users encouraged her to shake off the hurtful comment. One said, "There are so many people who shame sex workers and look down on them while sex workers speak more sense than anyone. Love you."
"We all life in a small planet we are all one race so don’t let someone bring you down. Laugh it off. You wake up beside a man who loves you. I’ll admit I watched your movies why wouldn’t I! You are stunning but I’m happy you are now in a nice place and happy. Look forward :-)" another commented. Another encouraging Twitter user echoed the sentiments of the others and added, "Don’t let people annoy you. Are you happy? Yes! Have a you a nice life? Yes! Does your husband love you? Of course he does! I actually liked your nose was so cute but anyway! Don’t let people tease you about what you did. You worked and paid tax so what’s does it matter."