A tragic loss: Hong Kong singer-songwriter CoCo Lee passes away aged 48, after falling into a coma

Many fans are left grieving after the sudden death of Hong Kong singer-songwriter CoCo Lee. The 48-year-old Chinese singer’s passing came to light through her two sisters, Nancy and Carol Lee, who shared the devastating news.

A tragic loss: Hong Kong singer-songwriter CoCo Lee passes away aged 48

Hong Kong singer-songwriter CoCo Lee passes away at age 48. Source: @cocolee (Instagram)

In a Facebook announcement, the sisters dedicated a post to the late star, revealing that the singer had been quietly suffering from depression for years. Unfortunately, her condition has escalated really quickly throughout the past few months leading her to her attempt in suicide.

According to local newspaper, China Press, it was reported that on July 2, CoCo was at home with her family having lunch before she headed to the bathroom. She didn’t show any signs of wanting to attempt suicide but at approximately 3pm, she was seen running out of the bathroom, with a bleeding wrist.

Subsequently, she was sent into the hospital for emergency treatment, but she has lost consciousness and slipped into a coma. After resuscitation, CoCo began showing signs of life as her vitals became stable but unfortunately, after 48 hours, she succumbed to her injuries and passed away after.

CoCo Lee pictured here with her sister. Source: @cocolee (Instagram)

“2023 marks the 30th anniversary of her singing career and as her family, we are proud to have such an outstanding and excellent sister”, said her sibling.

Finally, her sisters thanked the medical team for their dedication and care towards their late sister, hoping that fans would always share the kindness and love to everyone around them.

Rest in peace CoCo, thank you for bringing so much joy to all of us. Our deepest condolences to her family. 

If you are in a distress state and would like to speak to someone, please contact the numbers below for immediate assistance:

  • Talian Kasih at 15999
  • Befrienders at 03-79568145
  •  KKM-Mercy Malaysia Psychosocial Support Helpline at 03-2935 9935

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