:I suggest you wait, as it's unlikely to get any traction. It's certainly nothing I ever heard before. The Daily Mail does this sort of trolling on a regular basis, printing rumors to see if they're denied, admitted or ignored, and hoping they'll be picked up by other media (which now includes Wikipedia). They try get some back-and-forth going, and then they claim they "broke the story". Any reaction at all means they sell copies. Don't help them out, aka don't feed the trolls.