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Lauren Diane Bennett was born on 24 June 1989 and rose to prominence as a member of the American girl group G.R.L. She began her career with the Paradiso Girls, a multicultural group signed to Interscope Records, where she gained early exposure in the dance music scene. Her breakthrough came with a featured role on LMFAO's global hit 'Party Rock Anthem' in 2011, which topped charts in both the United Kingdom and United States and earned multi-platinum recognition.

Following her success with LMFAO, Bennett joined G.R.L., a reformation of the Pussycat Dolls concept, where she contributed to hits like 'Vacation' and 'Ugly Heart'. The group also released 'Lighthouse', a tribute to late member Simone Battle, raising awareness for mental health. After G.R.L. disbanded, Bennett pursued a solo career and released the emotionally charged single 'Hurricane', inspired by personal and familial struggles with mental health.

In 2017, she formed the folk-country duo BENNETT with her brother Ryan, marking a shift in her musical style. Her career spanned pop, dance, and later acoustic genres, reflecting her versatility as an artist. Lauren Bennett passed away on 6 July 2026 at the age of 37, prompting heartfelt tributes from former bandmates and fans alike.