Lauren Bennett's sudden death is now under investigation in England, with the coroner involved in the case.
UK authorities confirmed the Kent and Medway Coroner Service is leading the probe, which could take months to conclude.
The musician died on May 29 in Meopham, and the death investigation was officially opened on June 12.
Authorities say the process will continue until at least October 30.
A private memorial service was held in London about a week and a half ago, attended by Bennett's family and closest friends, including former bandmates from G.
R. L.
and Paradiso Girls.
G. R.
L.
released a statement Monday announcing Bennett's death, saying, "We cannot begin to express how much she meant to us.
We will forever cherish the love, laughter, and countless memories she gave us."
Bennett began her music career at age 18, forming Paradiso Girls in 2007 before pursuing a solo career in 2010.
She worked with artists like CeeLo Green and will. i.
am.
She gained fame for her feature on LMFAO's 2011 hit "Party Rock Anthem," one of the year's biggest songs.
She later joined G. R.
L. , which disbanded in 2015 after releasing tracks like "Vacation" and "Lighthouse."
Her final solo single, "Hurricane," was inspired by her mother's and a friend's mental health struggles. Bennett was 36 years old.
