Tyler Perry Shuts Down Rumors That ‘House of Payne’ Actress Cassi Davis Died

Once it was revealed that Cassi Davis, an actress from “House of Payne,” di*d at the age of 58 from lung can’cer, Tyler Perry has put an end to ru*ours. The director e*posed the scam on Instagram on Monday and as’sured followers that Davis was still alive and well.

He scribbled “THIS IS A LIE” over a screensh*t of the news article in strong red font. After receiving multiple condolence calls, Perry revealed that he was just on the phone with the “House of Payne” actress. “I had several calls from people expressing me their sympathies,but I had no idea what they were talking about, so I sent this article that’s circulating around. “Neither she nor I were informed of her de*th, which I don’t understand. I called her and inquired whether she was dead, and she responded absolutely not! You better be careful when

you prophesy de*th over a child of God, Perry added, pleading with whoever is responsible to stop. “You’re hu*ting a lot of people, and millions of people love this woman. With no fears, wo*ries, drama, or use of social media, Cassi is content to live her best life.

She is waiting to begin filming the upcoming season of House of Payne. Tyler claims he spoke with Davis. On Instagram, he said, “I said, Cassi, you sure you’re not dead? Well, these chicken wings I’m eating, she said, “are so amazing, I feel like I’m in Heaven.”“When I learned that Al Sharpton would be attending my burial, I attempted to call him to thank him.” Davis was instructed by the Madea creator that he will make the announcement when the time is right. Thank you, but I’m confident I’ll live longer than you, she told him.

He went on to claim that Davis had requested whether he may bury her in his pool if she did pass away. The business tycoon added the following message to his caption:

“Can whoever is responsible for this please stop you better be careful when you speak death over a child of God. You’re ha*ming a lot of people, and this woman is loved by millions.