VAST VIEW 'Party Rock Anthem' Singer Lauren Bennett's Cause of Death Confirmed Months After Shock Passing
Lauren Bennett, the G.R.L. singer whose voice powered LMFAO's hit 'Party Rock Anthem,' has had her cause of death confirmed following her death in May, according to Page Six.
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Lauren Bennett, the British singer best known for her vocals on LMFAO's global smash hit 'Party Rock Anthem' and her time as a member of the girl group G.R.L., has had the cause of her death confirmed, according to Page Six.
Bennett died on May 29 in her hometown of Meopham, Kent, England, the outlet reported. Her death came as a shock to fans who knew her voice from one of the most recognizable party anthems of the 2010s.
Bennett rose to fame as a featured vocalist on LMFAO's chart-topping single before later joining G.R.L., a pop group formed under the guidance of Robin Antin, known previously for The Pussycat Dolls. News of her cause of death has renewed attention on her career and legacy in pop music.
Sources: Page Six
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