Lauren Bennett, Singer Known for LMFAO's 'Party Rock Anthem,' Dies at 37

Lauren Bennett, the singer featured on LMFAO's massive 2011 hit "Party Rock Anthem," has died at age 37. The cause of death has not been disclosed, according to WBTV.
Her former girl group, G.R.L., confirmed the news in a public statement. The group expressed "deep sadness" and love for Bennett, according to KOLD.
G.R.L. released a statement mourning Bennett's passing. The group said they were grateful for her time with them. They also shared their love for her and her family, according to WAFF.
G.R.L. was a pop group put together by producer Robin Antin. The group released music in the early 2010s. Bennett was one of its core members before stepping away from the spotlight.
"Party Rock Anthem" was released by LMFAO in 2011. It spent 29 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song reached No. 1 and became one of the best-selling singles of that year.
Bennett appeared on the track and in the music video alongside LMFAO. The song helped define the sound of early 2010s pop music. It remains one of the most-streamed party anthems of that era, according to WKYT.
No official cause of death has been released. Bennett was just 37 years old. Reports from multiple outlets confirm her passing but offer no further details on the circumstances, according to WTOK.
Her family has not issued a separate public statement as of this report. News of her death spread quickly across social media, with fans and former collaborators sharing memories of her work.
Beyond "Party Rock Anthem," Bennett built a career as both a solo artist and group performer. She was part of G.R.L. during a key moment in pop music history, according to WISTV.
G.R.L. was linked to some of the biggest names in pop production. Bennett's voice and presence were central to the group's identity. Fans remembered her as a vibrant and talented performer.
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