Do Celebrities Really Die in 3s? All About the Viral Death Theory
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When several high-profile celebrities died in quick succession during July 2025, the internet reignited an old, eerie theory: that famous people tend to pass away in groups of three. This piece dives into the origins of the so-called "celebrity death triad" myth, why it keeps resurfacing, and whether there's any truth to it—or if it's just a case of our brains spotting patterns where none exist.
Editor’s Note: Whether you buy into the "deaths in threes" idea or roll your eyes at it, the theory taps into something deeper about how we process loss—especially when it comes to public figures. It’s a mix of morbid curiosity, collective grief, and the human tendency to find meaning in randomness. Plus, it’s a reminder of how viral folklore can shape the way we talk about real-life events.
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