Death hoaxes are nothing new to celebrities or the Internet. Every once in a while a legitimate-looking article will pop up saying a big-name celebrity has died is some sort of bizarre or tragic accident. 

Jaden Smith, Will Smith's son, is the latest target. An article has started popping up on Facebook claiming that Smith committed suicide in late July. The headline sites legitimate sources like CNN, but when you click in, an ad pops up and leads you to a super sketchy site.

This isn't the first time Smith has been the target of a death hoax. Around 2012 or 2013 Smith was said to have died in a tragic snowboarding accident. Rest assured, he was alive then and is alive now . 

The rumors have since been disproved, so we can all rest easy. 

Jaden is one of many celebrities who have been victims of death hoaxes.

Take a look through the pictures below to see who else the Internet claimed was dead at one time or another.

NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 01: Jaden Smith and Will Smith attend the "Suicide Squad" World Premiere at The Beacon Theatre on August 1, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)