Avril Lavigne discussed the infamous "Melissa" conspiracy theory in her first-ever podcast interview. The pop-punk princess, who will turn 40 years old in September, recently appeared on Alex ...

Avril Lavigne is kicking off her The Greatest Hits Tour later this month, and yes, it will be Avril Lavigne on stage — not a body double named Melissa. For years, a conspiracy theory has ...

Rarely does a conspiracy theory make its way into the mainstream the way a certain rumor about Avril Lavigne has. In a new episode of Call Her Daddy published on Wednesday (May 15), the “Sk8er ...

Avril Lavigne laughed off the years-long conspiracy theory that she died after her debut album and was replaced by a doppelgänger named Melissa. “There’s a conspiracy theory that I’m not me.

Avril’s record label apparently then covered up her death and completely replaced her with Melissa so that they could continue profiting from Avril’s growing celebrity. This theory dates back ...

You literally look the same from when you were younger.” The widely known conspiracy theory about Avril alleges that she died in 2003 and was replaced by a body double named Melissa Vandella.

The theory says because her supposed "death" occurred at the peak of her career, Ms Lavigne's record company hired a lookalike known as Melissa Vandella to impersonate her.

Then, the theory claims, Lavigne died and was permanently replaced by Melissa. Lavigne previously addressed the situation in a 2018 interview with Kyle and Jackie O on Australia's KISS 1065.

Then, the theory claims, Lavigne died and was permanently replaced by Melissa. Lavigne previously addressed the situation in a 2018 interview with Kyle and Jackie O on Australia's KISS 1065.

Avril Lavigne cannot make it any more obvious. The "Sk8er Boi" singer set the record straight on the conspiracy theory that she's actually not Avril Lavigne, but a body double named Melissa Vandella.