Talk of Dionne Warwick‘s death has actually been considerably overemphasized.
On May 10, a Twitter user shared a screenshot of a YouTube video with the title “The Life and Sad Ending of Dionne Warwick.” They captioned the photo, “according to youtube @dionnewarwick is dead.”
Two days later on, the music icon shared her action to the unfortunate “news” of her death. “Oh no!” Dionne replied to the tweet.
The “That’s What Friends Are For” vocalist has actually thrilled fans on the social networks platform for months now, after being motivated by her digital marketing professional niece Brittani Warrick to share ideas with her timeless, unapologetic sincerity. Despite being a devoted Twitter user, Dionne’s bio on the website checks out “I am not writing a bio.” Last year, she even came for both Chance the Rapper and The Weeknd to reveal her confusion over their phase names.
Of Chance, whose genuine name is Chancelor Johnathan Bennett, she tweeted, “Hi, @chancetherapper. If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.” She kept in mind that it would be as if her name was “Dionne the Singer.”
