Irene Cara, the singer most identified for her ’80s hits in “Flashdance” and “Fame”, died on account of hypertension and excessive ldl cholesterol … TMZ has realized.
In medical docs, obtained by TMZ, the medical expert in Pinellas County has dominated Irene’s official reason behind dying is Arteriosclerotic and Hypertensive Cardiovascular Disease … it was additionally famous Irene was diabetic.
As we reported, the singer passed away on the age of 63 in November inside her Florida dwelling.
Irene’s finest identified for her iconic music “What a Feeling” from the ’80s flick “Flashdance” … she received an Oscar for Best Original Song because of the hit.
Irene’s additionally the girl behind the music “Fame” from the film of the identical title … she obtained a Golden Globe nomination for “Best Actress” for her position within the movie.
Fans will keep in mind Irene from different movies as effectively… together with “City Heat,” costarring Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds. She additionally appeared in “Certain Fury”, taking part in reverse Tatum O’Neal.
Irene’s work and expertise did not go unnoticed … in 2004 she was honored with the Prestige Award for Lifetime Achievement.