Reports say singer Lauren Bennett died by suicide
Entertainment · First reported 30 Oct, 18:11 · Updated 18:16

Lauren Bennett, the singer known for appearing on LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem,” died at 36 in May. A report cited by the New York Post says her death was by suicide; her father had previously raised concerns about her medical care.
- Bennett died on May 29, aged 36, in Meopham, Kent, England; the New York Post attributes the reported cause of death to TMZ.
- Her father said she had experienced a severe reaction to a prescribed medication and accused NHS services of failing to treat her appropriately; he did not identify the medication.
- The New York Post reports an inquest was scheduled for October 30; the Daily Mail snippet says her husband found her after she did not return from a walk.
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- Age
- 36
- Date and place of death
- May 29, Meopham, Kent, England
- Reported cause
- Suicide, according to TMZ as reported by the New York Post
- Inquest
- Scheduled for October 30
- Daughter
- Bennett had a daughter named Harlow
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