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Marque Lynche, a singer and performer who once starred on The All-New Mickey Mouse Club, has died. TMZ reports that Lynche, who also used the name Tate, was found dead by his roommate in his New York City apartment on Sunday, December 6. He was 34 years old.
There was no apparent trauma to his body and, according to a source, “there was no note, no pills. We’re waiting on the medical examiner.” Cops have deemed the death suspicious due to the lack of information.
Though Lynche didn’t achieve the level of fame some of his co-stars did, he continued to work in entertainment after his stint on The All New Mickey Mouse Club. He performed as Simba in The Lion King on Broadway and then as Tyrone in a production of Fame. In 2004, Lynche was a semi-finalist as a contestant in Season 3 of American Idol, the season Fantasia went on to win.
After taking a break to deal with the loss of his mother, Lynche resumed pursuing music. He released new recorded music on his Facebook page last year, and even performed at a Harlem church this past July.
Our condolences go out to Lynche’s family.
Agencies/Canadajournal
