Irish Grinstead, 702 Singer, Dead at 43

Lauren Mayberry and Matthew Koma recently delivered a collaborative live cover of ‘That Thing You Do’ by Adam Schlesinger – watch the footage below.The performance took place towards the end of the Chvrches frontwoman’s solo show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday night (September 17). Mayberry played at the venue on two consecutive evenings last weekend as part of her current North American tour.Singer-songwriter/producer Koma (Winnetka Bowling League) worked with Mayberry on her new music.

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702, died on Saturday (September 17) the age of 43.Grinstead’s sister and fellow bandmember LeMisha Grinstead confirmed the news of her death in a statement on social media, citing a “long battle” of ill health.“It is with great sadness that I have to let you know that my beautiful sister and friend has passed away this evening,” LeMisha’s statement read.“She has had a long battle and she is finally at peace. That girl was as bright as the stars! She was not only beautiful on the outside, but also within.

Michaela Zee Irish Grinstead, a singer in the R&B girl group 702 best known for the 1999 hit “Where My Girls At,” died on Saturday. She was 43. Grinstead’s sister and fellow 702 group member, LeMisha Grinstead, announced the news of her death on Instagram.

confirmed the singer’s unexpected death on Instagram.“It is with great sadness that I have to let you know that my beautiful sister and friend has passed away this evening,” she wrote Saturday. “She has had a long battle and she is finally at peace.

The Young and the Restless” and “General Hospital.” Miller’s cause of death has yet to be disclosed, per Michael Fairman TV. However, soap fans are now reacting to the actor’s shocking death.Billy Miller first joined the soap opera world in 2007 when he landed the role of Richie Novak on the new defunct soap, “All My Children.” He later went on to make waves on “The Young and the Restless” when he stepped into the shoes of character Billy Abbott. His portrayal of the the character earned him three Daytime Emmy Awards for his work.After leaving “The Young and The Restless,” Miller went on to take over the roles of Jason Morgan and Drew Cain from Steve Burton on “General Hospital” before leaving the sudser in 2019.

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