Icelandic newspaper accidentally reports Ed Sheeran's death
An Icelandic newspaper has literally made a grave error. The paper, called Morgunbladid, accidentally posted a photo of Ed Sheeran next to an obituary for a different man, incorrectly leading people to think that the world-famous pop star had passed away.
The notice of death was for an 82-year-old mechanic who worked for Swedish car company, Volvo.
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This is not the first incident Sheeran has had related to Iceland. According to The Sun, he had to have skin grafts on his foot after stepping on a geyser while visiting last year.
Icelandic newspaper reported Ed Sheeran's death by accident. His photo was placed next to a death note of an 82-year-old Volvo mechanic named Svavari Gunnari Sigurðsson. pic.twitter.com/k5rlUBhUHg
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) January 26, 2018
The 26-year-old singer is alive and kicking. Just last week, he announced his engagement on Instagram.
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You may see less of the star in the coming years, since he is interested in having a family and reportedly told the Daily Star that he will stop making music to become a “good father.”
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