“The Voice Star Passes at 36 After Esophageal Cancer Battle”
Dean Franklin, a notable star from “The Voice,” has tragically passed away at the age of 36. His death came just eight weeks after he was diagnosed with stage four esophageal cancer.
About Dean Franklin
Franklin was a musician and street performer based in London. He gained prominence when he participated in the singing competition “The Voice” in 2016, where he received mentorship from Paloma Faith, a well-known singer.
His Battle with Cancer
In mid-December, Franklin took to social media to share that he had been diagnosed with stage four esophageal cancer. He announced his diagnosis to his nearly 30,000 Instagram followers, stating that he would undergo a “quite aggressive” treatment plan.
Details of Diagnosis
- Diagnosis: Stage four esophageal cancer
- Treatment: Aggressive chemotherapy
- Announcement Date: December 16
In a subsequent video, he expressed the heartbreaking reality that the cancer was not curable. Despite his illness, Franklin fought bravely, but his condition took a turn for the worse.
Final Days and Family
Franklin’s mother, Marie, shared the news of his passing on Facebook. He died on the night of February 8, surrounded by loved ones.
Marie wrote, “As a family, we are truly heartbroken to announce that our precious boy fought so courageously over 8 weeks and 3 days.” She expressed gratitude for the support and love they received during this difficult time.
Legacy
Dean Franklin is survived by his 17-year-old daughter. His battle against cancer and the courage he demonstrated has touched many hearts, leaving a lasting impact on his family and fans.
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