Irish singer, actress Rose-Marie Kane unexpectedly passes away

BLACKPOOL: Renowned Irish singer, Rose-Marie Kane, passed away unexpectedly at her residence in Blackpool at the age of 68.

Her untimely and unexpected death, believed to be due to a heart attack, deeply shocked her fans.

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Rose-Marie is renowned for her stage presence and her contributions to various television programmes and music. She served as a former judge on two seasons of the BBC programme “Go For It” and made appearances on shows such as “The Royal Variety Show”, “Doctors”, and “Big Brother’s Little Brother”.

A post on Rose-Marie’s official Facebook account announced her sudden passing, stating: “We announce the sudden passing of our beloved Rose-Marie, in her cherished second home of Blackpool. Rest in Peace, dear heart.”

Close friends and colleagues have also expressed their grief on various social media platforms.

According to reports, the Irish singer was in the midst of recording her 20th album. She also had plans to host an event at a local theatre in Blackpool at the end of the month.

Rose-Marie Kane’s career encompassed singing, acting, television, and radio. Among her most famous achievements were the release of nineteen albums.

The Irish singer’s influence extended internationally, earning her accolades such as “Most Popular Singer” at the International Music Awards. She has performed at prestigious venues like the London Palladium.

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Beyond entertainment, Kane engaged in philanthropy, advocating for road safety and supporting underprivileged communities.