歌手琳達諾蘭去世，享年 65 歲

Linda Nolan, a beloved singer from the famous pop group the Nolans, has passed away at the age of 65. She was a talented performer who gained fame in the 1970s alongside her sisters Coleen, Maureen, Bernie, Denise, and Anne. The Nolans were known for their catchy songs, including the disco hit 'I'm In The Mood for Dancing,' which became a classic in the music world. Linda's journey with cancer began in 2005 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After undergoing treatment, she was declared cancer-free in 2011. However, in 2017, she faced a new challenge when she was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, which eventually spread to her brain. Her sister Coleen expressed her heartbreak over Linda's passing, describing her as a 'beacon of love, kindness, and strength. ' Linda was known for her infectious laughter and her ability to light up any room she entered. She had a compassionate heart and always knew how to bring comfort and joy to those around her. The Nolans made history as the first Irish act to sell over a million records worldwide, achieving a remarkable total of 30 million records sold. Some of their other popular songs included 'Gotta Pull Myself Together' and 'Attention to Me. ' Although Linda left the group in 1983, she later reunited with her sisters for special performances, showcasing their enduring bond. On a recent episode of the ITV show 'Loose Women,' presenter Christine Lampard shared the sad news of Linda's passing, calling it 'very sad news. ' Co-panellist Nadia Sawalha expressed her shock and said the show's team was 'sending our love' to the family. Linda made several appearances on 'Loose Women,' and her sister Coleen is a regular panellist on the show. In addition to her music career, Linda also starred in a West End production of 'Blood Brothers,' wrote a column for the Daily Mirror, and published a best-selling memoir. Despite her health struggles, Linda maintained a positive outlook on life. Just last month, she spoke to the Mirror, saying, 'I thought my 60th birthday would be my last, but I'm still here, five years later. It's easy to sit back and get depressed about it, but I'm still going. ' Recently, she had been feeling unwell after catching the flu over Christmas. However, just two days later, she was taken to the hospital due to breathing problems. Even during her illness, she remained active on social media. On Tuesday, she updated her profile picture on X, where she wrote, 'Living with cancer, NOT battling or dying from it. ' Tragically, on Wednesday, a statement from the Nolan Sisters' account announced her death, stating that Linda 'faced incurable cancer with courage, grace, and determination, inspiring millions. ' Many people took to social media to share their memories of Linda. Entertainer Tommy Cannon, who worked with her on numerous occasions, described her as a joy to be around, full of warmth and love. He expressed his condolences to the Nolan family during this difficult time. Linda was known for her incredible voice and her wicked sense of humor. TV presenter R. I. P Linda Nolan. She met most of the Nolan sisters in the past and described them as fantastic women. Linda's agent, Dermot McNamara, confirmed her death with profound sadness, stating that she was surrounded by her devoted family. Over the weekend, Linda was taken by ambulance to Blackpool Victoria Hospital, where she was admitted with double pneumonia. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, she went into a coma and received end-of-life care, surrounded by her loving family. She passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 15, at around 10:20 am, with her siblings by her side, ensuring she felt embraced with love and comfort during her final moments. The family expressed their gratitude to the hospital staff for their tireless efforts to make Linda's last days more bearable. Linda's legacy extends beyond her incredible achievements in music and entertainment. She was a beacon of hope and resilience, sharing her journey to raise awareness and inspire others. Rest in peace, Linda. You will be deeply missed but never forgotten. Throughout her life, she raised over £20 million for charities, including Breast Cancer Now, the Irish Cancer Society, and Samaritans. Linda's sister Anne, who appeared with her on the TV series 'The Nolans Go Cruising,' was diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time in 2020 but is now cancer-free. Another sister, Coleen, revealed she was diagnosed with skin cancer last year and was using a chemotherapy cream to treat it. Tragically, their sister Bernie passed away from breast cancer in 2013 at the age of 52.