There are a lot of Micky Dolenz stories on Facebook and quite a number of them are fake, a portion of them is about him collapsing on stage or something like that.
The first thing you got to do without opening the story it is look closely at the pictures, then have a look at what you can see of the story, if there is a link in that story, it is an indicator that something isn’t quite right with it.
Do not open the story, do not open that page, that will make Facebook decide you want more of them.
There are so many fake stories that Micky Dolenz himself put out a warning about them, but people still get caught out by them as they haven’t ceased since he posted it.
The message basically is if it doesn’t come from his socials or from his website (or reputable news services) it is not true.
Here are some examples of the fake stories
Look how fake this is, look at his hands in the second photo yet dozens if not hundreds of people believe what they are seeing.
‘His Late Wife, Donna Quinter’, the problem with that is that she is alive and well.
The good old holding up a sign fake, why use a sign when a voice will do or even text.
The fakeness continues with this update on his health; the fake stories try to get you further hooked by offering a website to read more.
The above is a quick Google search, you quickly get the idea of what is real and what is fake.
So, remember if it doesn’t come from Micky Dolenz’s socials or website or reputable news services, it is a fake.
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