Sad news hits the music world as Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash's (59) stepdaughter, Lucy-Bleu Knight, tragically lost her life at 25 years old in mid-July. Her death left a significant void in everyone's hearts who knew her. Slash temporarily halted his tour following her untimely demise.
Reports surfaced on August 29th, indicating that Los Angeles County coroner's office classified Lucy-Bleu's death as a suicide. She was discovered unresponsive at a private residence during a welfare check on July 19th, and was pronounced dead at 3 pm local time.
Taking to Instagram, Slash (real name Saul Hudson) shared his grief with his 4.3 million followers, extolling Lucy-Bleu's unique charm, ambition, and artistic talents. He asked for privacy and kindness during this trying time for the family.
A few days later, he posted a touching selfie of Lucy-Bleu, expressing eternal love and longing for her. He also found solace in the words of his very own Guns N' Roses: "I'm not going to let you go."
Lucy-Bleu's Instagram profile unveiled a love for painting and tattoo artistry. Three days after her death, she posted an emotional note apologizing for any strained relationships caused by her actions and offering a heartfelt, introspective goodbye.
Lucy-Bleu’s mother, Meegan Hodges, and Slash rekindled their relationship in 2015. The details of their marital status are not publicly known.
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In a somber moment, Slash looked back on his beloved stepdaughter's inspiring artistic work, reflecting on the memories they shared, even amidst the grief.
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