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Published 15:19 12 Jan 2018 GMT

"Hi everyone, I would to kindly ask you to please stop spreading the news that I'm dead because obviously I'm not. "I've been through hell today because somebody used my Twitter account to write that stupid status about me. "This person can't accept the fact that I'm happy and that I overcame all my problems and that I'm living my life happy. "I'm on holiday and I'm not dead."Following the original false tweet, tributes began pouring in for Rebekah. The story had been picked up by multiple major news outlets.
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