Hong Kong-born singer and actress CoCo Lee, known for her iconic performance in Disney's 'Mulan' soundtrack, has tragically passed away at the age of 48. The news was announced by her family, including sisters Carol and Nancy Lee, who shared the heartbreaking details on social media.
In a Facebook post, Nancy Lee provided an update on CoCo's battle with depression, revealing that despite her efforts to combat the illness, her condition recently deteriorated.
2023 was meant to mark the 30th anniversary of CoCo's debut in the music industry. Over the past three decades, CoCo Lee had become a symbol of joy and inspiration through her powerful singing and dancing. She also played a pivotal role in paving the way for Chinese singers on the international music scene, consistently striving to bring glory to her homeland.
The Lee family expressed their gratitude and honor for having CoCo as a remarkable sister and thanked everyone for their love and support. They believe that CoCo is now in a happier place, free from the pain of depression, and entrusted to God's care.
During this difficult time, the family's focus is on taking care of their elderly mother, and they kindly requested prayers, time, and privacy to heal. They extended heartfelt appreciation to the medical staff who diligently cared for CoCo throughout her treatment.
In their concluding remarks, the family urged CoCo's fans and supporters to remember her with a smile, and to embrace her values of sincerity, kindness, and love. They encouraged everyone to continue spreading CoCo's message of love and happiness to those around them.