Bonnie Tyler fans line the streets of Wales
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Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer best known for the 1983 ballad “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died at age 75 after undergoing emergency intestinal surgery and being put in a medically induced coma earlier this year. Her family announced her death on ...
Fans crowded outside a Welsh church Monday where family and friends remembered husky-voiced singer Bonnie Tyler as a star loved worldwide. Tyler’s “If I Sing You A Love Song” played as her rose-covered coffin was carried into Swansea Minster for the invite-only funeral that was projected on a screen outside.
Many have gathered to mourn the death of beloved singer Bonnie Tyler, who was laid to rest near where she lived in Swansea, Wales, on Monday.
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The gravelly voiced Welsh artist previously underwent emergency intestinal surgery and was placed in an induced coma.
Singer Bonnie Tyler died on July 8, 2026, after a health emergency that put her in an induced coma in May 2026. People reported that Tyler woke from the coma in June, but a spokesperson told the outlet she was still "very unwell" at the time. A post on ...
Bonnie Tyler battled a prolonged illness before she died. The Total Eclipse of the Heart singer died on Wednesday, July 8, at the age of 75. Her health began to decline around March 2026, prompting her to seek medical attention shortly after returning to ...
Bonnie Tyler built one of popular music’s most enduring careers, turning her unmistakable raspy voice into a global signature. Across five decades, the Welsh singer released 18 studio albums, surpassed a billion streams, and delivered era-defining anthems.
Tyler also scored big ‘70s and ‘80s hits with “It’s a Heartache” and “Holding Out for a Hero”
Singer Bonnie Tyler, best known for 1980s staples like “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” has died. She was 75. The Grammy-nominated Welsh artist died “unexpectedly” Wednesday in Portugal, following a recent medically induced coma, according to a ...
A crowd made up of hundreds of Bonnie Tyler’s friends and fans burst into a rendition of "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" as her coffin was driven home. The singer, whose real name is Gaynor Hopkins,