Lil' Chris dies: Rock School singer Christopher Hardman passes away at age of 24
The pop star, who found fame on reality programme Rock School, was found dead on Monday, according to reports
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Your support makes all the difference.Lowestoft-born singer Lil' Chris has reportedly died at the age of 24.
The entertainer, real name Christopher James Hardman, was discovered on Monday morning according to a police spokesperson.
Suffolk Police have said they are investigating the death of a 24-year-old male in Lowestoft. It is not being treated as suspicious.
Hardman featured on Gene Simmons' Channel 4 programme Rock School aged 15 in 2006.
Allan Dodgeon director of Lil' Chris' former record label, AD Records, told Sky News: "He was a talented young artist who we had the pleasure to live and work with for over a year.
"We are completely shocked and saddened and our thoughts are with his family."
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