British singer Faye Fantarrow has died aged just 21. A year ago, he was diagnosed with a rare form of brain tumor.
Faye Fantarrow is no more. Aged only 21, the British singer and songwriter is suddenly deceased over the past week. As several media echoed this weekend, she suffered from a rare form of brain tumor, which he had been diagnosed with a year earlier. During her childhood, she had already beaten cancer twice. In the press, her mother, Pam Fantarrow, confided that her daughter had died at her home.
Last February, was released Faye Fantarrow’s first record: AWOL. Composed of seven songs, it was produced by Dave Stewart, the founder of Eurythmics. Like him, the young woman was from Sunderland, a city located in the north of England. Gradually, the artist had become his mentor.
After the death of Faye Fantarrow, her very affected mentor
In a press release relayed by several media, including BFM TV, this Saturday, September 2, Dave Stewart expressed his immense sorrow. “I have no words for how devastated I was when Faye found out she had this very aggressive brain tumor.reacted the 70-year-old singer-songwriter. We had just had an amazing creative time.”
Beyond the fact that Faye Fantarrow was very young, which makes her disappearance even more tragic, she was promised a great career. The BBC considered her to be one of the talented artists to watch closely. At the time of the release of her album, the singer had expressed her happiness. “My ambition has always been to write, sing and give concertsshe reacted. I was lucky to be able to do that.”
On social networks, many fans paid him a final tribute, evoking their sadness at the announcement of this tragic disappearance. Some of the reactions spotted on Instagram and on X (formerly Twitter) include the following: “What terrible news. Faye Fantarrow had such talent. She left us so early…Simply awful”, “Rest in peace, my sweet. We will miss you so muchbut you will never be forgotten.”
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