A former semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent, Kerri-Anne Donaldson has died.
Kerri performed on the hit ITV show back in 2014 and her death was tragically confirmed this morning.The cause of death isn't yet known.
Kerri was part of a group called Kings and Queens which also featured Strictly Come Dancing pros, Neil Jones, Kai Widdrington and Katya Jones.
Neil has commented on Kerri's death, saying: "Kerri Anne Donaldson- remember that name and please never forget it because it belongs to a woman who loved to dance, create and perform, she had the cheekiest laugh and a heart of gold.
"She hated getting in the car with me, but would always listen to my crazy ideas, we shared so many moments and stories and she was always the voice of reason. Kerri you were my friend and like my big sister."
Neil's Strictly co-star were quick to share their heartbreak and condolences over the devastating news.
Janette Manrara wrote: "How sad to see this news. She was a such a lovely person. My hearts goes out to all her friends and family during this time."
Karen Hauer put: "Heartbroken" with a devastated emoji.
RuPaul's Drag Race star Michelle Visage, who previously appeared on Strictly, said: "So sorry for your loss."
Pasquale La Rocca, who is a pro on the Belgian version of Dancing with the Stars, also took to Instagram to pay tribute.
The dancer penned: "My heart is aching and there are no words to explain how I feel right now.
"My beautiful, talented special friend Kerri is not longer with us and I still can’t realise it in my head.
"I want to remember you with that gorgeous smile and I want you to know that you will live in my heart forever.
"I love you so much and I will miss you everyday of my life. Rest in peace Friend" with a heart emoji.
Strictly pro Gorka Márquez replied to the post, writing: "OMG this is so sad…"
While fellow Strictly star Dianne Buswell added: "Omg no" with a crying emoji.
Kings and Queens dance group appeared on series eight of Britain's Got Talent in 2014, reaching the semi-finals.
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