GRL singer Lauren Bennett has passed away at the age of 37, as confirmed by the band in a heartfelt statement. Expressing deep sorrow, the band paid tribute to Lauren, highlighting her significant impact on their lives. They recalled her love, laughter, and the lasting memories she shared with them, acknowledging her as a beloved member of the group.
Lauren Bennett rose to fame as part of The Paradiso Girls in 2007, later transitioning to a solo career and collaborating with artists like Will.i.am and LMFAO. Notably, her collaboration on the global hit “Party Rock Anthem” marked her first Number One single in the UK.
In 2013, Lauren and her bandmates from GRL released their debut single, “Vacation,” which gained widespread recognition after being featured in The Smurfs 2. Their success continued with hits like “Wild Wild Love,” a collaboration with Pitbull that charted in the UK’s Top 10.
Despite achieving fame with chart-topping singles like “Ugly Heart,” the group faced a tragic loss when Lauren’s bandmate, Simone Battle, passed away. In response, Lauren and the band launched the Give an Hour campaign to promote mental health awareness and dedicated a single, “Lighthouse,” to honor Battle’s memory.
The news of Lauren Bennett’s passing has deeply impacted fans and the music industry, leaving a void in the hearts of those who admired her talent and spirit. Her legacy as a talented artist and advocate for mental health will continue to inspire many.
This breaking news story serves as a tribute to Lauren Bennett’s life and career, celebrating her contributions to music and her advocacy efforts.