Actress Geena Davis stopped by Live! With Kelly and Mark on August 11, quite literally proving that she isn't dead. Her appearance on the morning talk show comes just days after a post claiming that she had died went viral on August 9.
According to Vocal Media, a fake obituary for Davis, 69, was circulating on social media, and with nearly one million likes, the hoax gained major momentum. Davis' rep spoke out on the rumors, letting the public know that the actress was "alive and well," despite what people may have read online.
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Davis looked radiant in a pink, knee-length dress. She posed for a photo with Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, which was shared on the official Live! Instagram account. Davis also shared the photo on her Instagram Stories.
It appears as though this is the first time she's posted since the weekend's death hoax; the two most recent posts on her Instagram feed were from August 8.
Davis is set to appear in the upcoming Netflix series, The Boroughs, co-starring Bill Pullman and Jena Malone. Filming has wrapped on the show's first season, but the streaming giant hasn't yet announced a release date. It's expected to drop sometime in 2026.
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Davis most recently starred in the 2024 film Blink Twice alongside Naomi Ackie, Channing Tatum and Christian Slater.
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