In the early hours of Wednesday, June 10, 2026, a viral post on social media stirred concern by showing a heavily damaged truck allegedly linked to “Lonche de Huevito,” a participant from the first season of the reality show *La mansión VIP*. The post falsely claimed that Víctor Ordóñez, known online as “Lonche,” had died in a car accident in Los Mochis, Sinaloa.

The rumor originated from a tweet by the account “Angieermss,” which stated:
> “It has been confirmed that streamer Víctor Ordóñez, known as ‘Lonche de Huevito,’ has passed away due to a car accident in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico.”

This message, paired with the image of the wrecked vehicle, quickly spread and caused alarm among fans and followers. However, the information was soon debunked by users who pointed out that the photo was from an accident that happened years ago and was unrelated to the influencer. Comments like “They kill this guy every week,” “Not true,” and “Just sensationalism, photo from 2025” highlighted the falsehood of the claim.

Despite the initial shock, “Lonche” is alive, and the viral post serves as a reminder to verify information before sharing, especially when it involves sensitive topics like death. This episode also reflects the challenges influencers face with misinformation and the rapid spread of unverified news on digital platforms.

For those following *La mansión VIP* or interested in digital culture, this case underscores the importance of critical consumption of social media content and the impact of rumors on public perception.