Baltimore Ravens: Chuck Clark died? Rumor of his suicide spread in social media

RIP Chuck' started trending on Twitter on Saturday, leading NFL fans to believe that Baltimore Ravens player Chuck Clark had died by suicide at the age of 28. However, it turned out to be a death hoax as a Philadelphia native was confused with another Ravens fan with the same first name as him.

RIP Chuck' started trending on Twitter on Saturday, leading NFL fans to believe that Baltimore Ravens player Chuck Clark had died by suicide at the age of 28. However, it turned out to be a death hoax as a Philadelphia native was confused with another Ravens fan with the same first name as him.

A Twitter user, goes by the handle @LIVERavenNation, broke the news that Chuck had taken his own life due to mental health issues. Their tweet read, "An icon. RIP Chuck. Mental health is real. Prayers for his family tonight."

What added to the confusion was a Twitter user with the handle @PurpleReignEra, using the name Chuck, making their last tweet presumably. Their tweet read, "Sorry gang. I hope the Ravens do well but this will be my last tweet from me. Thanks for all the debates and laughs lol," but they turned out to be the fan page of Chuck. Notably, the Twitter account of Charles Clark Jr, goes by the handle @ChuckC36.

Chuck Clark is alive

Despite news of his death going viral on social media, Chuck Charles Edward Clark Jr. is alive and well. Neither has Clark's family nor loved ones released an obituary and nor did any major news outlets confirm the news.

The person who died was a Baltimore influencer named Chuck, whose Instagram handle goes by 'hotboychuckie.' Before his death, he shared a series of stories about taking his own life. He talked about his friends, family, and life. He said, "Anyways this my last post fr. And don't be sad. I had fun life like nah fr lol I kno I lived a great life. Bye, y'all."

As for the American football player himself, on March 15 of this year, Clark was traded to the New York Jets in exchange for a 2024 7th-round pick.

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