Ryan Rems Sarita Death Hoax Debunked

Ryan Rems Sarita is popularly known by his stage name Ryan Rems is a Filipino comedian and television personality. He was the first Funny One grand winner of the ABS-CBN noontime variety show, It’s Showtime.

Ryan Rems Sarita is not dead yet. But unfortunately, the comedian has become the victim of a death hoax. In the recent time when the shopper shared a post, he wrote beneath the post-as- it’s Showtime funny, Ryan Rema passed away at the age of 43, due to an overdose of Viagra.

The news was certainly taken as a joke, as the deceased was himself a comedian and people thought that it was some kind of joke or publicity. Later, when the news was revealed people were startled as it was all of a sudden.

On Facebook, Dondee Smith shared the picture of the comedian and wrote its show time funny, one grand winner, Ryan has passed away. The video and the photos are widely circulated on the internet and the death is mourned.

A user on social media claimed that he had passed away and even wrote the Rip messages. However, it is still unknown how the user found the information regarding his death.

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