Michael Willis Heard, Known as "Yes King," Has Passed Away
Michael Willis Heard, the man behind the viral "Yes King" meme and an OnlyFans creator, has died. The news was announced on November 9, 2025, by his daughter, Mykel, on Facebook. Details such as the time, place, and cause of his death have not been disclosed.
Social Media Presence and Viral Fame
- Michael's Instagram, Love and Light TV, had over 38,000 followers.
- His YouTube channel with the same name boasted more than 11,000 subscribers.
- He gained viral popularity after a clip of his video saying “Yes, King” was shared widely on TikTok, inspiring numerous memes.
Personal Life and Identity
According to his Instagram bio, Heard identified as a pansexual and polyamorous man and produced adult content featuring men. His daughter revealed on Facebook that he faced criticism and even death wishes from some who disapproved of his lifestyle.
“When the greatest accomplishment question came up, the viral Yes King guy immediately said that it was his daughter, Mykel. At the time, she was 18 and about to go to nursing school.”
In the 11th episode of his podcast, Kingz In Konversation, Michael expressed that fatherhood transformed his life. He shared that he could only fully embrace living as a pansexual and polyamorous man after his daughter encouraged him to be himself. He also mentioned being a pastor and spiritual leader before transitioning into adult content creation.
Legacy Summary
Michael Willis Heard inspired many through his viral content and openness about his identity while embracing fatherhood and spirituality.
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