Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rod Stewart, Bryan Adams and More Mourn the Death of Bonnie Tyler
Zeta-Jones said her heart is broken and recalled their family connection after the Welsh singer died in hospital, where she had been treated for illness.
- The Neath-born singer Bonnie Tyler, renowned for hits like "Total Eclipse of the Heart," has died. Her family announced she "unexpectedly passed away" in a hospital while being treated for an illness.
- After being placed into an induced coma following emergency surgery, Tyler remained seriously unwell in intensive care despite her team previously reporting she was no longer in a coma.
- Oscar-Winner Catherine Zeta-Jones paid tribute to Tyler, calling her "dearest" and recalling her wedding performance, while Sir Cliff Richard and Suzi Quatro expressed condolences for the "extraordinary" artist.
- First Minister Rhun and the BBC Eurovision team honored the Welsh icon, who represented the country in the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest. Broadcaster Carol Vorderman called the singer, born Gaynor Hopkins, a "legend."
- Long-Time guitarist Matt Prior praised her as a "kind and caring lady," saying the opportunity to work with her "changed the course of my life." Her family has requested privacy during this time.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones 'heartbroken' by Bonnie Tyler's death: 'She's been such a part of my life'
Hollywood actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has been left "heartbroken" by singer-songwriter Bonnie Tyler's death, and the Welsh star has remembered her compatriot as "extraordinary woman with vocals to match".
By Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español Several celebrities turned to social media to express their condolences after Bonnie Tyler's death at age 75.Rod Stewart shared a post dedicated to Welsh singer, in which she recalled that both shared a similar vocal style and described her as "a true thriller The post Rod Stewart, Catherine Zeta-Jones and more celebrities fire Bonnie Tyler after her death appeared first on KVIA.
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