Stop The Presses!

Jon Bon Jovi Still ‘Alive and Well’

By The Insider | Stop The Presses! – Tue, Dec 20, 2011 11:43 AM EST

Following rampant rumors of his demise, Jon Bon Jovi has set the record straight. He's still alive.

A spokesperson for the singer gave this statement to The Insider: "[Jon Bon Jovi is] alive and well and performing yet another charity gig in Red Bank, NJ."

The rock star even went the extra mile by having his picture taken while holding a hand-written sign that reads, "Heaven looks a lot like New Jersey." The note is dated Dec. 19, 2011.

The dailynewbloginternational was reportedly the first to spread the rumor of Jon Bon Jovi's fictional cardiac arrest, sending Twitter into frenzy. The subject became a top trending topic within hours.

The 49-year-old is currently starring in New Year's Eve, in theaters now.

Related links:

Classic Bon Jovi music videos

Jon Bon Jovi solo videos

Jon's latest movie

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