FANS of singer Alan Jackson are calling out a huge difference in the country music star's appearance following the false report that he had passed away.
The country music icon, 64, took to Instagram last week to share a photo of his loving wife Denise, their three children Mattie Denise, Dani Grace, and Alexandra Jane, gathered with their significant others and dogs on Thanksgiving.
He captioned the post: "Happy Thanksgiving, from our family to yours!"
Jackson's family is seen standing happily together in front of a fireplace with two dogs looking up at them, prompting praise from dozens of fans.
One Instagram user commented: "Love this beautiful photo and thanksgiving post from the Alan Jackson family. I just love this family. Always nothing but love."
Others however pointed out Jackson's new look, with one fan writing: "I didn’t even recognize him."
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A second fan replied: "I was like…. Everyone but Alan is in there. Never see him without a hat."
"Sir. If you keep your hat off—no one would recognize you! Blessings!!!" wrote a third.
A fourth fan chimed in: "Nice family where's Alan?"
The family photo comes after Jackson seemingly brushed off bizarre rumors about his death, insisting he's still living that "honky-tonk dream."
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Jackson has been at the center of a death hoax after the website FNEWS2 featured a framed picture of the It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere singer with “RIP” written next to it.
The title, which reads - "6 minutes ago/with a heavy heart as we report the sad news of 64-year-old singer Alan Jackson” - started a firestorm as fans mourned the singer's false death.
The site has previously circulated untrue reports of the deaths of stars like Bruce Willis, Denzel Washington and Dolly Parton.
Outside of a Facebook post from last week's 2022 Country Music Association Awards, which Jackson captioned: "Still living that honky tonk dream ya'll," the singer has seemingly ignored the bizarre story.
Since the cryptic post, Jackson has shared a post celebrating National Jukebox Day, a video on how his followers can make a Good Time Punch cocktail, and a photo from one of his music videos.
However, as active as Jackson is on social media, none of his posts have addressed his death hoax.
Last September, the country music legend revealed his Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease diagnosis.
The degenerative nerve condition, which he was diagnosed with over ten years ago, affects Jackson's balance and ability to walk.
"I have this neuropathy and neurological disease," Jackson said on TODAY when he revealed his health diagnosis.
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"It's genetic that I inherited from my daddy ... There's no cure for it, but it's been affecting me for years. And it's getting more and more obvious. And I know I'm stumbling around on stage.
"And now I'm having a little trouble balancing, even in front of the microphone, and so I just feel very uncomfortable."
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