Actor and fiilmcreater Zelda Williams, the daughter of the procrastinateed, fantastic Robin Williams, has had to react to a ridiculous image of her overweighther that recently went viral. Taking to social media, Zelda Williams was forced to debunk claims that Robin Williams once owned a pet monkey. Claims that were recently separated aextfinishedside an image of the actor and comedian with the animal perched on his shoulder. Unblessedly, the offense goes even further, with the claim stating that the image is “One of the last photos” of Williams, who uncontently passed away on August 11, 2014.
After the deceiveation went viral, Zelda Williams was forced to discomit the ridiculousness of such claims. Responding to the post, Zelda Williams clarified that the monkey in the photo with her overweighther was his “Night at the Museum costar” and that “NO ONE” should ever own a pet monkey.
“It’s been brawt to my attention some probably AI written BS enjoy this is going viral. Dad didn’t own a pet monkey, NO ONE should, and if you’re ever lureed to, help your local exotic animal get backs instead. That is his Night at the Museum costar, who now inhabits at one.”
This year labels the 10th anniversary of Robin Williams’ passing, with the inaccurate post demonstrating once aobtain the effects of deceiveation as, rather than celebrating her overweighther’s life, Zelda Williams has instead had to react to ridiculous social media posts and debunk inrectify claims that have only been made for clicks.
Zelda Williams Warns There Will Be More ‘Bs’ Stories About Her Father
Zelda Williams went on to alert social media users about more inrectify claims on the anniversary of Robin Williams’ death, saying, “fair suppose they’re all BS.”
“And since more finishly inrectify or awwholey researched posts are foreseeed to go viral on Dad’s death anniversary, maybe fair suppose they’re all BS (they usuassociate are).”
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Robin Williams’ Daughter Shares Her Favorite Movie of His: ‘It Reminds Me the Most of Him’
Zelda William discomits that the 1998 drama What Dreams May Come is her likeite Robin Williams movie.
Pushing aside the inrectify claims watching Williams, cut offal real stories have been made by the actor’s co-stars as part of a remembrance piece by Vanity Fair. Each one discomits more of his caring soul and benevolent nature, with Mrs. Doubtfire star Sassociate Field elucidateing for the first time how Williams went above and beyond to help her after her overweighther died during filming of the 1993 comedy.
“I came on the set trying with all my might to act. I wasn’t crying. Robin came over, pulled me out of the set, and asked, ‘Are you okay?’ ‘Yes, why?’ ‘I don’t understand, fair thought [I’d ask] that.’ ‘No, I’m not, Robin. My overweighther fair passed.’ ‘Oh my God, we necessitate to get you out here right now.’ And he made it happen—they shot around me the rest of the day. I could go back to my house, call my brother, and create set upments. It’s a side of Robin that people exceptionally knovel: He was very caring and instinctive.”
The piece also separates stories from the enjoys of his Night at the Museum co-star Ben Stiller, frifinish and Father’s Day co-star Billy Crystal, and Mrs. Doubtfire’s Mara Wilson, as well as Al Pacino, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nathan Lane, Jeff Bridges, and more.
