Heath Ledger's Sisters Are Sick Of People Thinking He Killed Himself Because Of The Joker Role

Fam, your boy is sick. I’ve never had food poisoning before, but I imagine this is what it feels like. My stomach feels like it’s being stepped on by an absolute giant and I can’t really walk around without bending forward. I actually even considered calling an ambulance, but then I remembered that mama ain’t raise no bitch. Here’s hoping that logic doesn’t lead to my spleen exploding in my sleep.
I ate two things on Sunday — a Taylor Ham, egg, and cheese from my bagel spot and a burger at a bar while I was El Clasico. I’ve had the burger before and it was no issue, but Taylor Ham is pre-cooked (I think) and I did think the burger was a little raw. Honestly, who knows. I’m leaning towards the burger, which is a shame ’cause my buddies and I were really starting to dig that bar.
Anyway, I’m f*cking bodied. But hustle never sleeps and I have to get some content up for the night.
With my stomach currently opening up a roller coaster inside of my body, my brain is a little distracted, so I knew I needed a story that I could essentially write in my sleep.
Update: Looked up the symptoms — I 100% have food poisoning.  
Thus comes this Batman related-gem, specifically, Heath Ledger’s sisters’ thoughts on their brother’s suicide.
Back when Ledger died (RIP), the tabloids ran the story that Ledger’s method acting led him to have suicidal thoughts. As both a Batman fan and a Ledger fan, I knew the claim was preposterous. Now, almost a decade later, his sisters have agreed.
Via Telegraph:

“I was really shocked, because that was him having fun,” she said. “Every report was coming out that he was depressed and that [the role] was taking this toll on him, and we’re going, honestly, it was the absolute opposite. It couldn’t be more wrong.
“He had an amazing sense of humour, and I guess maybe only his family and friends knew that, but he was having fun. He wasn’t depressed about the Joker!”
“I hope it’s an antidote to a lot of the gossip that exists in the world,” the documentary’s producer Matt Amato added. “There are some really terrible things about Heath out there.”