Lauren Bennett, the singer of the song "Party Rock Anthem" by the group LMFAO, has died at the age of 37.

Lauren Bennett, known for her work in the group G.R.L. and for collaborating with LMFAO on the worldwide hit "Party Rock Anthem," has passed away at the age of 37, according to an announcement made by her group on Instagram. The cause of death has not been specified.

Born in Meopham, Kent, Bennett began her music career by participating in local competitions and singing in pubs, before reaching the final round of the show The X Factor. She then joined the group Paradiso Girls and moved to Los Angeles. The hit "Patron Tequila" was a success, and her collaboration with LMFAO brought her international attention. G.R.L. found success with songs like "Ugly Heart" and released a tribute single after the death of Simone Battle in 2014.

The group expressed their deep sadness and appreciation for the memories she left behind.