O. J. Simpson’s Mysterious Friend Might Face the Music Over $7.1 Billion Fake News

The past week has been an eventful one for O. J. Simpson. After reportedly being admitted into the hospital at risk of a heart attack, the former Bills man made some revealing disclosures to his close friend. The friend in turn shared his thoughts with a media publication who went on to cover the story in all its glory and exclusivity.

From revealing that OJ was scared for his heart, the friend would go on to share the confessions while undergoing treatment. But just days later, Simpson would come forward contradicting the reports. This has opened up the friend and the media publication to backlash from the fans and potentially more.

Radar online teetering on the edge

Following the reports published by Radar Online after exclusive access to Simpson’s condition. They may be in line for what can only be imagined as serious backlash. The media publication reported the incident based on information from what is said to be a close friend of the NFL star.

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Radar covered the incident in depth by reporting that Bill’s man had a stent installed in his heart. To share the thoughts, he felt while experiencing what was a tumultuous phase, allegedly. Meanwhile, the source who disclosed the information for the coverage has not yet been named in black and white.

Although Radar Online has admitted and acknowledged Simpson’s response. They managed to point out that he did not openly deny the insertion of a stent. The situation could change very quickly for the publication and the friend since OJ himself has directly contradicted the reports. Following his monologue on the 8th of July, the fans were relieved to discover the 6x Pro Bowl winner is doing alright. But what did he say precisely?

O. J. Simpson rips the news to shreds

Starting off with his customary, “It’s yours truly,” O. J. Simpson broke his silence on the news that had been engulfing him for days now. The former Bills man shared a short but concise account of affairs according to his own recollection. Following the news, Simpson would disclose to his fans on Twitter that, “I started getting texts from various people uh wishing me well from the heart attack that I had.” The surprise factor for OJ was that, “I started getting texts from various people uh wishing me well from the heart attack that I had.”

Going on to poke humor at what was perceived to be a serious condition, Simpson took aim at the media. As he went on to say, “…It must be true because it was in the media.” Whether Radar Online will face repercussions is currently in a state of limbo.

But the fans have already made their feelings clear after commenting on the article posted by Radar Online. And going as far as to question their judgment for not fact-checking in a subtle dig.

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