Recent news on Daisy Meadows is making many worried; the author of the children’s book has supposedly passed away.
A TikToker named Dove Hepburn uploaded the sad news. According to the viral clip, the children’s author and illustrator are no longer between us.
Highlights
- Daisy Meadows’ demise news was soon tagged false by the author, Linsey Miller.
- After Miller, another Meadows’ Sue Bentley member disagreed with the news.
- Sue Bentley, Linda Chapman, Narinder Dhami, and Sue Mongredien are the authors behind this nom de plume, Daisy Meadows.
Talking about the demise reason, the TikToker claims Meadows passed away due to cancer.
The author was suffering from a life-threatening disease for some time, and she finally succumbed to d*ath in September 2024.Â
Additionally, the specific post claims that the late author was born in 1983. However, after examining the comments and conducting thorough research, it can be concluded that this information is false.
Author Daisy Meadows’ D*ath News Is Not True
As soon as Daisy Meadow’s d*ath news surfaced online, it quickly spread across the internet. This followed many people sharing tributes and obituaries online.
However, it didn’t take long for some to recognize that the news was false. The viral video that confirmed the news turned out to be clickbait.Â
Every information provided was wrong; even the photo used for the video wasn’t Daisy Meadow. Moreover, Daisy is the pen name of a group of authors.Â
The image used in the clip was of Linsey Miller. She is an author who is a Lambda Literary Awards finalist.
@dovehepburn Rainbow Magic author, Daisy Meadows, dies aged 40 – BBC News #RIP #DaisyMeadows #RainbowMagic #Fyp #ForYou #Author #News #2024CelebrityDeaths ♬ R.i.p. Song – Bruno Portinho Trilhas para filmes
After Miller found out about it, she cleared up the fog immediately. First, she took it to her threads and wrote,Â
Well, this is awkward, Mr. TikTok Content Farm of Fake Obituaries.
Linsey Miller
Later, she joked about it in another post and said,
Due to a paperwork error, hell sent me back.
Linsey Miller
Further, she wrote,
Also, all of the authors I could find that do write under Daisy Meadows posted on social media within the last 48 hours and weren’t born in 1983, so.
Linsey Miller
Daisy Meadows’ Sue Bentley Investigated The Fake Obituary
Daisy Meadows is a collective of four authors. According to the Study, Sue Bentley, Linda Chapman, Narinder Dhami, and Sue Mongredien are the writers behind this pseudonym.
Following Linsey Miller, the news about the obituary being fake came straight from Sue Bentley, one of the actual authors of Daisy Meadows.
Bentley found out about the news after one of her followers asked her to elaborate on the case in the comment section.Â
The author was shocked to know about it, took matters into her own hands, and did further investigation.
Bentley replied to her followers, saying she is one of Daisy Meadows ‘helper’ authors. Furthermore, she wrote,Â
What a strange thing! Maybe they’re not publishing any more of the Rainbow Magic books, so ‘k*lled off’ the imaginary author.
Sue Bentley
Moreover, other authors in the children’s writing group, specifically Narinder, Linda, and Sue, have not commented. This suggests that Daisy Meadows members are alive and well.
Additional Information
- Daisy Meadows’ Linda Chapman is the writing partner of the New York Times Bestselling series Unicorn Academy, which has been adapted into a show on Netflix.
- Sue Bentley, an author associated with Meadows, writes books for adults across various genres and is a Sunday Times bestselling author.
- Meadows’ author, Narinder Dhami, is a wife, a devoted caretaker to five cats, an avid reader, and a former teacher.
