Naya Rivera’s Mom Prays, Joins Search Boat at Lake Where ‘Glee’ Star Went Missing

Glee star Naya Rivera’s death certificate has revealed the star “drowned in minutes” following an accidental drowning earlier this month.The actress, 33, has been laid to rest at Hollywood’s Forest Lawn cemetery after her tragic death by drowning in California’s Lake Piru.The cause of death for Naya, who was listed as a missing person for several days before an extensive search of the lake was carried out, has been listed as “drowning”.The document also states that she passed away “within

Glee star Naya Rivera’s younger sister Nickayla Rivera has shared a very emotional tribute to her the late actress.The star, who had played Santana Lopez on the hit show, was found dead this month after she went missing during a boat trip with her four-year-old son Josey in Lake Piru, California. Heartbroken Nickayla shared a sweet snap of herself kissing her sister on the cheek to Instagram, and beneath it penned an open letter to Naya.

Naya Rivera’s ex-husband Ryan Dorsey has paid moving tribute to the late Glee star, after she drowned during a boat trip with their four-year-old son.The actor, 33, went missing at Lake Piru in Southern California on 8 July. Her body was recovered on 13 July.Police believe Rivera may have become exhausted while swimming in the lake.

Naya Rivera‘s fans are doing something to honor the memory of the beloved actress and singer.

went missing at California's Lake Piru, Naya Rivera's body has been recovered. The actress was officially pronounced dead on Monday, July 13, exactly seven years after the death of Rivera's friend and former co-star, Cory Monteith, in 2013. Rivera, who played Santana Lopez on, went missing on July 8 after taking a boat ride in Lake Piru with her 4-year-old son, Josey.

Ventura County officials publicly confirmed in Monday’s press conference that the body found in Lake Piru north of Los Angeles earlier this morning was in fact that of Naya Rivera.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe body of actress Naya Rivera was recovered in the Southern California lake where she disappeared nearly a week ago, the Ventura County Sheriff confirmed Monday.

Naya Rivera went missing after taking a boat ride in Lake Piru in California with her 4-year-old son, Josey, on Wednesday, July 8.On Monday, the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office revealed that they had found a body in Lake Piru while they were searching for the 33-year-old actress. Authorities have yet to identify the body and will be holding a news conference later today.«A body has been found at Lake Piru this morning.

LOS ANGELES -- A body was found Monday at a Southern California lake during the search for “Glee” star Naya Rivera, authorities said. The body was discovered five days after the 33-year-old Rivera disappeared on Lake Piru, where her son was found July 8 alone a few hours later on a boat the two had rented, the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office said.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineVentura County Sheriff’s Department have uncovered a body at Lake Piru in California, the site where actress Naya Rivera went missing last week.The “Glee” star is presumed to be have drowned after a swimming accident last Wednesday. The Ventura Sheriff’s office have not identified the body yet, but will hold a press conference on Monday at 2 p.m.

Glee actress Naya Rivera was reported missing this week after her 4-year-old son, Josey Dorsey, was found alone on a pontoon boat they had rented to go swimming in Lake Piru in Ventura County, California. Hours after a search-and-rescue effort began, NBC Los Angeles's Robert Kovacik tweeted at 9:55 A.M.

Naya Rivera may have hit her head while diving from the boat where her son Josey was found alone, a diver searching for her body has claimed.The 33 year old former Glee star is presumed to have drowned at Lake Piru in southern California after her son was found alone on the rented vessel on Wednesday. A recovery operation is underway, after the search was temporarily called off on Friday night as the darkness limited to visibility for the rescue divers.