Lauren Bennett, former G.R.L. member and featured vocalist on LMFAO’s 2011 hit “Party Rock Anthem,” has died at age 36, with confirmation from her former bandmates.

Her family, led by Richard Bennett, requested privacy and expressed gratitude for the support from fans and friends during the grieving process.

Bennett also pursued solo material and formed a country/folk/blues duo with her brother Ryan, showcasing the breadth of her musical talents.

The obituary-style report provides biographical details and career highlights without introducing external information.

Officials indicated that more information about the cause of death would be released publicly if and when the family or representatives choose to share it.

The piece notes meaning-making after loss and acknowledges that advocacy can aid healing but does not replace grieving or emotional support.

Context is enhanced by referencing related entertainment content and past events to situate Bennett’s career within a broader landscape.

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Net worth figures for artists are private and often speculative, reflecting complex earnings from contracts, royalties, and other private deals.

The death was reported by multiple outlets, including major publications such as the BBC and The Guardian.

Obituaries for Bennett sit alongside notes about other recent entertainment deaths, indicating a broader news roundup.

The family alleges five months of perceived medical missteps during Bennett’s illness, while stating they do not suspect foul play.