Chuck Norris Family Slams AI-Generated Death Videos

0:00On April 2nd, Chuck Norris passed away at 86 years old on March 19th after a medical emergency in Hawaii with his family announcing the news the next day on his Instagram. Now, nearly two weeks later, they're hitting back hard at AI-generated videos flooding online with fake details about his death, health problems, and family matters. The family kept the exact circumstances private in their first statement, saying he was surrounded by loved ones and a peace when he went. They describe him as a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and the heart of the family while expressing their broken hearts but gratitude for his full life. Fans and stars poured out tributes right away from Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lungren to Priscilla Presley, Jean-Claude Van Dam, and even President Donald Trump calling him a tough cookie and great guy. His kids, including 24-year-old twins, Dakota and Dana Lee, shared emotional posts about his love, legacy, and how he'll be missed forever. On Wednesday, the family posted again on Instagram, slamming those AI clips as totally untrue and urging everyone to only trust info straight from.

1:08Them or official reps, they thanked fans for the support and prayers amid the grief. Chuck's last video dropped on his 86th birthday March 10th, showed him boxing outdoors, captioning it like he was leveling up, not aging, grateful for health and fans. His career packed hits like Walker, Texas Ranger, and Action Flicks, plus black belts in multiple martial arts, a true legend signing off strong. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.