Steve Priest, The Sweet bassist, dead at 72

Elizabeth Hurley was left devastated when news of her former partner Steve Bing's suicide surfaced. The producer, real estate tycoon and film writer reportedly committed suicide  by jumping to death from his 27th floor apartment in Los Angeles on Monday.

Elizabeth Hurley is speaking out in honor of Steve Bing, her ex and the father of her child, after news of his death. Bing, a film producer and philanthropist, committed suicide on Monday by leaping off a building in Century City, California.

Elizabeth Hurley is speaking out in the wake of the death of her ex and the father of her child, Steve Bing. Bing, a film producer and philanthropist, died at the age of 55 after he committed suicide on Monday by leaping off a building in Century City, California. On Tuesday morning, Hurley, who shares 18-year-old son Damian with Bing, took to social media to share some photos with her ex. «I’m saddened beyond belief that Steve is no longer with us,» the 55-year-old British actress wrote.

died by suicide on Monday at the age of 55.

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Steve Priest, the founding bass player with Sweet, the British glam rocker who bagged hits with “Ballroom Blitz,” “Fox on the Run,” “Teenage Rampage” and more, has died at the age of 72.

Steve Priest, the bass player who co-founded the UK group Sweet that had hits including “Ballroom Blitz,” “Fox on the Run” and “Love Is Like Oxygen,” died today, his bandmates said without providing details. He was 72.

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Steve Priest was a founding member, bassist, and vocalist for the legendary UK glam rock band Sweet.   

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