In an unexpected turn of events, an article by Mouse Trap News set the internet abuzz with claims that the iconic Disney couple, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, were heading for a divorce. The news quickly circulated on social media, causing distress among Disney enthusiasts. However, a closer look reveals that the story is nothing more than a fabrication.
Mickey Minnie Divorce Rumors
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On October 14, 2023, Mouse Trap News ran a headline proclaiming-
“BREAKING: Mickey and Minnie Mouse Are Getting Divorced.” The story gained traction, fueled by social media posts, including a TikTok video that garnered a million views. Comments under the post showcased people expressing genuine concern about the alleged separation.
The Origin of the Controversy:
The Mouse Trap News article was posted after the Disney fan blog Inside the Magic posted an article on Oct. 10, 2023, with the headline-
“After 95 Years, Disney Officially Breaks Up Mickey and Minnie.” The Inside the Magic article also claimed that Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse were getting a divorce.
However, the Inside the Magic article appeared to be nothing more than clickbait. It based its article upon Disney’s “What If…?” variant comic book covers series.
Fact-Checking the Source:
Mouse Trap News, where the divorce rumor surfaced, explicitly states on its About page that every story on its website is fake and falls under satire. The publication specializes in crafting fictional narratives about Disney Parks, making it clear that its content is meant for entertainment rather than factual reporting.
Clickbait Culture and Disney
This incident is not the first time satirical claims have sparked reactions. Mouse Trap News previously fabricated a story about a “Taylor Swift Eras Ride” coming to Hollywood Studios, and Inside the Magic has indulged in clickbait, such as a misleading article claiming Disney+ was coming to an end. The prevalence of such misleading headlines raises questions about the intersection of satire, clickbait, and the trustworthiness of online information.
Conclusion:
As Disney fans collectively breathe a sigh of relief, it’s evident that the supposed divorce between Mickey and Minnie Mouse was nothing more than a concoction of satire. This episode serves as a reminder to approach online content with a discerning eye, especially when it comes to beloved characters and institutions like Disney.
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