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"The Walking Dead" star confirms he isn't actually dead

Photo: AMC

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Photo: AMC
By Jennifer Brett
Oct 10, 2016

The Internet says "The Walking Dead" star Chandler Riggs is dead. Chandler Riggs begs to differ, and notes that tweets of his death are greatly exaggerated:

He's too busy to be dead:

The idea of passing away quietly apparently did sound sort of peaceful..

And he is sort of amused that his refuting an online rumor attracted such reaction:

But it looks like he's quite happy to be here!

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