Sadly, American singer Cat Janice passed away at the age of 31 from a rare cancer

The news that female singer and songwriter Cat Janice passed away after a long battle with a rare cancer made many people sad. She also left a will for her 7-year-old son.

On February 29, People newspaper reported that singer-songwriter Cat Janice passed away on February 28 at the age of 31. The information was confirmed by her family through a post on her Instagram account.

"This morning, from her childhood home and surrounded by her loving family, Catherine peacefully entered the light, love of her heavenly creator. We are forever grateful for the love of Catherine and her family. family has received over the past few months. Cat has seen her music go places she never thought possible. Cat is at peace knowing her son will continue to be loved by the music she left behind." , Cat Janice's family announced.

Cat Janice discovered a tumor in her neck in November 2021. By March 2022, the female singer noticed that the tumor was getting bigger and harder. After seeing a doctor, she was diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare malignant tumor. She underwent surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy before being announced to be cured on July 22, 2022.

However, a few months later, the singer's health took a turn for the worse, the cancer metastasized to her lungs. In an interview with People on January 10, Cat Janice said she couldn't breathe and had to stay in the ICU.

After a long battle with the illness, she revealed that she only had a few weeks to live. Cat Janice said: 'I will no longer be trapped in this body. Finally, I am free and dancing in heaven."

Cat Janice has transferred her songs to her 7-year-old son so that he can receive all the money the works bring when used. Cat Janice's warm gestures touched fans and left many praying for her to rest in peace.

Cat Janice (full name Catherine Janice Ipsan) was born in 1993, released her first album in 2014. She is widely known not only for her beautiful personality but also for releasing her second studio album titled named " Fire ". In 2019, Cat Janice won the Washington Area Music Award (WAMMY) in the category of Best Rock Artist .

In January, Janice caused a stir when she released the song Dance You Outta My Head inspired by her son. The singer said the idea for the song came in the spring of 2023 when she and her son were taking a walk, enjoying the warm weather. Two weeks after its release, Dance You Outta My Head debuted at number 37 on Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart.

As her health prognosis worsened amid her bitter battle with cancer, her pop song "Dance You Outta My Head" went viral online, with thousands of supporters heeding her call. calls her actions and even complains in the face of tragedy.

Cat Janice was born Katherine Janice Ibsan, a singer and multi-instrumentalist who began writing music as a teenager and released it throughout her twenties. But "Dance You Outta My Head," which she shared on social media along with a candid discussion of grueling cancer treatments, quickly became the biggest hit of her career.

According to her brother, Ms. Ibsan was also a science enthusiast and studied geology at George Mason University before going to work as a geospatial analyst. But he says songwriting is still her outlet. "If she's nervous or something, she'll go play music."

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