Why did Gillian Anderson's viral 'Last Meals' promo leave fans worried? Full story inside

The X-Files actress Gillian Anderson’s Last Meals promo drop has fans worried if it was her last meal.

Netflix dropped a 30-second teaser featuring Anderson listing the food she would like to have if she were told it were her last day on planet Earth.

Gillian Anderson, whom many of you know by The X-Files or The Crown, stunned fans after the promo surfaced on social media with everyone asking the only one question: is she going to die?

The caption to the viral post even added fuel to the fire, generating buzz on social media with many worried for Anderson’s safety after the latest drop.

Although the post had a simple and straight caption that reads, “Gillian Anderson reveals her Last Meal—tomorrow on Netflix!”

But the line itself was enough to spark speculation if The Crown actress is going to die tomorrow.

Let’s find out what’s buzzing and if The X-Files actress really had her last “meal” before recording the latest episode for Netflix.

Gillian Anderson appeared on Last Meal, a celebrity interview based series currently streaming on Netflix and YouTube, hosted by chef Josh Scherer.

The episode is titled "Gillian Anderson Eats Her Last Meal."

The official description states she talks about learning to explore her feelings and figuring out what makes her characters tick while eating her mother’s tuna noodle casserole.

What actually happens in Gillian Anderson’s Last Meals video?

The viral promo of 30 seconds sets in the background of the Last Meals kitchen, featuring Gillian Anderson with blonde hair tied back in a ponytail, wearing a white sleeveless top.

She faces the camera, and delivers the show’s opening, saying, “I’m Gillian Anderson, and this is my last meal.”

The rest of the video revolves around Anderson describing her mom’s favorite tuna casserole that has so far racked up over 9 million views and is still counting.

The Last Meals is a celebrity show format where guests appear to pick the food they would wish on their last day on Earth, and then they actually cook it and are invited to sit and eat as they talk.

The meal described as “last” is only for hypothetical purposes and has nothing to do with real life.

This format isn’t new to Last Meals—in fact, the same structure is repeated in every episode, featuring a different celebrity each time.