Comedian Larry The Cable Guy, 60, breaks his silence to slam bizarre online rumors about his death

LARRY the Cable Guy broke his silence on Monday after a bizarre rumor spread about his supposed death.

The comedian took to Twitter to denounce the claims of his demise and took shots at his jealous haters in the process.

Larry the Cable Guy addressed rumors that he had died, poking fun at his jealous haters

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Larry the Cable Guy addressed rumors that he had died, poking fun at his jealous hatersCredit: Getty
'The last time I laid motionless was on my honeymoon according to my wife,' Larry, pictured here with wife Cara Whitney, joked

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‘The last time I laid motionless was on my honeymoon according to my wife,’ Larry, pictured here with wife Cara Whitney, jokedCredit: Getty

“As much as some haters would love for me to have died, which I don’t know why other than being jealous of my 1980’s Dolf Lundgren (circa 1980’s) looking body, I’m still alive and currently putting icy hot on 65 percent of my body after trying to put on my socks,” he joked.

Larry – real name Daniel Lawrence Whitney – explained that this specific rumors happens at least once a year and clarified again that it was fake.

“I’m fully mobile. The last time I laid motionless was on my honeymoon according to my wife.

“I’m not dead, I don’t have sleep Apnea or Diabetes. I do however have major farts from honey roasted pistachios. I love all y’all!”

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The cruel hoax circulated online, causing the 60-year-old to trend online.

“I’m so glad that you are alive and well!” wrote a fan. “God bless you!”

“Glad to hear it, Larry. Live on, dude!” wrote another fan.

Others made jokes, with one fan posting a link to the Bee Gees song Stayin’ Alive and another shared a GIF that read “He is risen. Happy Ressurection Day,” referring to the resurrection of Jesus in the Bible.

It’s not the first time baseless rumors have spread about Larry’s apparent demise.

Over the years, death rumors about Larry have taken different forms from false reports of him being in a fatal accident to false news reports he has succumbed to a severe illness.

Larry has often used those rumors to speak about false information and the need to fact-check.

GIT-R-DONE

Larry was born on February 17, 1963, in Nebraska to Tom and Shirley Whitney, and grew up on an 80-acre farm.

His family moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, when he was 16.

He attended college at the Baptist University of America and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he majored in drama and speech.

However, Larry dropped out though after trying his hand at comedy.

He started his career off in the 1990s on the radio where he would appear on nationally syndicated program The Ron and Ron Show as well as a number of local stations.

Larry started performing stand-up under his real name but only found limited success.

His career took off though when he developed his Cable Guy character.

Larry has a stereotypical redneck appearance and has a thick Southern accent.

He recounts tales about his “family” and uses the catchphrase “Git-R-Done.”

Whitney has released a number of comedy albums, with the first two Lord, I Apologize, released in 2001 and The Right to Bare Arms in 2005, have both been certified gold by the RIAA.

A third album, Morning Constitutions, and its accompanying TV special were released in 2007.

In February 2011 he starred in a travelogue series Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy, on the History Channel.

Whitney has also appeared in a number of films, mostly as his comedy alter ego Larry.

He has also voiced the character of Mater in the Cars film franchise.

Whitney married his wife Cara in 2005 and they have a son, Wyatt and a daughter, Reagan.

The couple started the Git-R-Done Foundation in 2009.

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Whitney is also a huge fan of the band REO Speedwagon and appeared on stage with them in 2013 a benefit concert in Bloomington, Illinois, for tornado disaster relief.

In October 2021, Larry the Cable Guy was revealed to be the Baby on The Masked Singer.

According to Larry, this kind of rumor circulates once a year

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According to Larry, this kind of rumor circulates once a yearCredit: Getty
Several of his fans were thankful that he is still alive

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Several of his fans were thankful that he is still aliveCredit: Getty

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