S Club 7 singer Paul Catmull’s cause of death confirmed

7 people from S Club Paul CatmullHis cause of death was confirmed six weeks after he was found dead at his home.

The coroner released a coroner’s report in Dorset, England – where the 46-year-old pop singer lived – It is said statement There will be no investigation into his death.

“We can confirm that Mr Catmull died of natural causes and our investigation has been concluded,” a spokesman for the Dorset Coroner’s Service said on Thursday, without elaborating further details of his death.

Cattermole’s body be found April 6th.

“We are so lucky to have him in our lives and thankful for the great memories we have,” said the singer’s bandmate said in a statement then. “He will be greatly missed by each of us.”

News of Catmull’s death comes just weeks after the organization announced plans for its 25th anniversary reunion trip Covers cities in the UK and Ireland.Earlier this week, S Club 7 said the tour will be renamed back its 2001 song “good times” In honor of Catmull.

“It’s his song, and all the fans know it’s his song,” said bandmate Tina Barrett said in a social media video“So it feels good.”

S Club 7 was created In 1998, it was hosted by former Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller. A year later, the band released their debut album and went on to release a string of hits, including 2000’s “never had a dream come true“, reached the top 10 on the US Billboard’s Hot 100 chart

Cattermole, who is often at his social media page, told the daily mail In his last interview, he predicted “positivity” for the band to return to the concert stage this year.

“I saw the wheel of fortune — that’s good, that’s good luck,” he said in an essay published shortly after his death.

“There are other cards,” he added. “Club trump card – passion, fresh start, your trophy filled with real passion.”