Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins' death has shocked the music industry and fans altogether with his untimely passing.
Set to perform in Bogota, the 50-year-old drummer was found dead in his Colombian hotel room for the Festival Estereo last March 25, 2022.
At the time Hawkins' death was reported, authorities had not yet confirmed his cause of death. However, recent articles have revealed the fatal cause of the beloved drummer's death.
Taylor Hawkins Cause of Death
Per BBC, an initial toxicology report reveals that his body contained traces of ten substances, including anti-depressants.
Aside from this, local authorities have reported that an ambulance was called to Hawkins' hotel for a man with "chest pains."
The late Foo Fighters drummer, unfortunately, did not respond to resuscitation efforts and was declared dead.
The Colombian government, which is in charge of investigating Taylor Hawkins' tragic death, has promised to release more details as soon as possible.
With the tragic loss of the band, the music industry, and especially the Hawkins family, tributes and memorials are mounted to honor the life of the beloved drummer.
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Taylor Hawkins' Net Worth 2022
Taylor Hawkins' untimely death has shocked many, especially his small family. He is survived by his wife Alison, whom she married in 2005, and his children Oliver, Annabelle, and Everleigh Hawkins.
Upon his demise, Hawkins ultimately left his family quite a fortune.
Per Celebrity Net Worth, Taylor Hawkins' Net Worth for 2022 is estimated around a whopping $40 million to $75 million.
The large sum is attributed to his long-standing stint as the drummer for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Foo Fighters. He has also primarily worked with Alanis Morisette in the mid-90s as her band's drummer.
Aside from his work in music, Taylor lived in a Hidden Hills mansion spanning a 7,000 square-foot area. The estate was reported to have cost $2.7 million; an investment Hawkins had in 2012 after moving from Topanga Canyon.
Once owned by America's Got Talent judge Howie Mandel for $3.099 million, Hawkins' mansion has a barn, tree yard, swimming pool, and a spa.
Devastated with the loss of a key member of the band, the Foo Fighters recently penned the announcement on their Instagram page.
"Our hearts go out to his wife, children and family, and we ask that their privacy be treated with the utmost respect in this unimaginably difficult time," they wrote.
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