Shefali Shah denies rumors of testing COVID-19 positive, says, ‘my Facebook was hacked’

Shefali Shah has been grabbing headlines ever since there have been reports of the actress testing positive for Coronavirus. Now, she took to her Instagram handle and dismissed all the false rumors and stated that her Facebook account was hacked.

In a lengthy Instagram post, Shah wrote, “My FB account was hacked last night and I woke up to a flurry of messages of concern of care of people reaching out and saying wonderful things to me and saying that if I need to talk I should call. Some people even shared their telephone numbers. These are people I’ve met, probably never met or met briefly, or occasionally sometime somewhere. of them and all of them just showed care and concern. A lot of them in fact also said this doesn’t sound like you it’s not a positive voice and it just doesn’t sound like you and we are hoping your account (not good) but rather hacked than you ever saying something like this. Because you’re valuable and precious.”

“It was so heart warming to see these messages from strangers from acquaintances from friends and it was lovely to know that people reach out to you when they sense you need them or just because they care. I don’t think they did it just because I’m an actor they just did it because they care about a fellow human being.”

“I want to say that I’m absolutely fine. And dealing with this entire situation as well as everyone else is dealing with it. dealing. I’m fine and I would never think of something so drastically negative. All of us at home are fine and safe we are not corona positive as was one of the things that was written in my post. (By god knows who.) Thank you all. Thank you so much for reaching out and being there it means a lot to me. #ThankYou #Gratitude #Kindness #Positivity”

Check out Shefali Shah’s Instagram post:

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My FB account was hacked last night and I woke up to a flurry of messages of concern of care of people reaching out and saying wonderful things to me and saying that if I need to talk I should call. Some people even shared their telephone numbers. These are people I’ve met, probably never met or met briefly, or occasionally sometime somewhere. of them and all of them just showed care and concern. A lot of them in fact also said this doesn’t sound like you it’s not a positive voice and it just doesn’t sound like you and we are hoping your account (not good) but rather hacked than you ever saying something like this. Because you’re valuable and precious. It was so heart warming to see these messages from strangers from acquaintances from friends and it was lovely to know that people reach out to you when they sense you need them or just because they care. I don’t think they did it just because I’m an actor they just did it because they care about a fellow human being. I want to say that I’m absolutely fine. And dealing with this entire situation as well as everyone else is dealing with it. dealing. I’m fine and I would never think of something so drastically negative. All of us at home are fine and safe we are not corona positive as was one of the things that was written in my post. (By god knows who.) Thank you all. Thank you so much for reaching out and being there it means a lot to me. #ThankYou #Gratitude #Kindness #Positivity

A post shared by Shefali Shah (@shefalishahofficial) on Apr 6, 2020 at 9:31pm PDT

On the work front, The Dil Dhadakne Do actress was last seen in the Netflix original series ‘Delhi Crime’ alongside Rasika Dugal, Adil Hussain, and Rajesh Tailang.