Taylor Hawkins, drummer and vocalist of Grammy-winning American rock band Foo Fighters, passed away in the previous days. The heart of the famous star, whose first autopsy report was released, turned out to be twice as large as that of other adult men.
World-famous rock band Foo Fighters announced that Taylor Hawkins passed away in a statement on its official website recently. After the news that shocked the fans, the first autopsy report was announced. It was determined that the heart of the famous star, whose body was found to contain the remains of 10 different drugs, including antidepressants, was 600 grams when he died.
This means Hawkins’ heart is twice as large as any other adult male.
WHAT HAPPENED?
A sad news came from the 90’s music group Foo Fighters. It was learned that the vocalist and drummer of the famous band, Taylor Hawkins, died at the age of 50 in the hotel room where he stayed. While the cause of the artist’s death has not been disclosed, it was stated that the death was a “tragic and untimely loss”.
In a statement on Foo Fighters’ official website, “His musical spirit and contagious smile will live with us forever. Our hearts are with his wife, children and family and this We ask that you give importance to the privacy of his family during unpredictably difficult times”.
