90s grunge star Jennifer Finch has died at the age of 59, just days after it was announced she had brain cancer and suffered complications during surgery07:32, 19 Jul 2026Updated 07:33, 19 Jul 202690s grunge star Jennifer Finch has died at the age of 59, just days after going public about a brain cancer diagnosis.‌The popular music star - who was the bassist and vocalist for 90s girl group L7 - has died, her loved ones announced today. She had undergone brain surgery for treatment of an "aggressive" form of cancer but complications meant she needed extensive medical care.‌A statement on her official social media reads: "We are devastated to announce the death of our partner, sister, daughter, and friend Jennifer Precious Finch. Jennifer’s impact on the world of music was seismic; her impact on our lives, even moreso.‌"We appreciate everyone’s interest and concern, thank you for all the kind messages. We appreciate some space to heal privately during this difficult time." Tributes quickly flooded in for Jennifer.One wrote: "God what awful news. She was the fiercest & just so lovely. much love," whilst another added: "Thank you for the love and friendship. I’ll miss our geek talks and your smile. Rest in peace you’ve earned it. Love you."‌"Rest in power, Jennifer. You left an incredible legacy behind," a third shared, with a fourth adding: "Hearbreaking news! Send all my love & courage to his bandmates, family & friends. R.I.P."Just a few days ago, Jennifer's bandmates, Suzi Gardner, Demetra Plakas and Donita Sparks went public with the news that the 59-year-old had been diagnosed with an "aggressive" form of the disease.In a statement on Instagram, the group said: "Our beloved bandmate, sister and friend Jennifer Finch has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. Following multiple surgeries and serious complications, Jennifer now requires extensive medical care, rehabilitation and professional in-home support. Friends, family and L7 have launched a GoFundMe to help cover these urgent expenses and allow her to remain safely at home with the care, dignity and support she needs.‌"The Last Hurrah Tour was planned along with Jennifer when all four of us were in good health and spirits. Although she will not be able to join us for the upcoming U.S. dates, Jennifer has asked us to continue with the tour as planned. We will honour her request while making her care and well-being our immediate priority."They went on to add: "Please donate if you are able - and, just as importantly, please share the campaign as widely as possible. Every contribution, share and message of support matters.Article continues below"Jennifer is part of our family. We love her, and we want her to feel the full strength of the community that has loved and supported her for so many years."Following that, Jennifer's loved ones shared a second update and said she was living with "significant physical limitations" and they needed money to "help cover professional in-home nursing care, physical and speech therapy, medical equipment, home-care expenses, and the essential support Jennifer needs to live with as much comfort, dignity, autonomy, and quality of life as possible".Like this s tory? F or more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .