Marianne Faithfull dead: Singer and Mick Jagger’s ex who shot to fame with hit single As Tears Go By dies aged 78

Iconic singer Marianne Faithfulull, best known for her song as tears passed, died at the age of 78.

The sad news was pierced tonight by a spokesman for the legendary artist.

Marianne Faithful Unfortunately died at the age of 78: Redferns

Marianne with Mick Jaggercredit: Rex features

The couple shared a four -year -old Romancecredit: Pa: Empica Sport

Marianne, who was known for her high relationship with Rolling Stones’ main singer Mick Jagger, passed away today, surrounded by her family.

They shared a statement in which she read: “With a deep sadness, we announce the death of singer, songwriters and actress Marianne Faithfulull.

“Marianne passed away peacefully in London today, in the company of her beloved family.

“She’ll be glad to miss her.”

Marianne was born on December 29, 1946 at Hampstead, London.

She raised fame in 1964 when she was only 16 at the Rolling Stones party.

Marianne discovered Andrew Loog Oldham and will become recognized as one of the most original British singers.

Prior to this, the artist scored a naked at a low level of a concert of a cafe that perform folk music.

But her debut album Marianne Faithfulll, released in 1965, saw he shot at Start.

The singer was in a relationship with ‘Mick Jagger from 1966 to 1970.

Her romance with Jagger helped inspire the classic sympathy of Rolling Stones toward the devil.

It was introduced on the 1968 Beggars Bangars album, which inspired the book Jagger gave Marianne called Master and Margarita.

In the meantime, you can’t always get what you want, on their 1969 album, Let it Bleed, she allegedly wrote and compiled Marianne.

And, they hit the wild horses and I got the blues inspired her – while she was a sister -in -law of Morphine.

As he went out with the rock icon of Marianne, she also broke into the acting world.

It was the name of a household with the lead roles in hits, including I will never forget what ‘name, a girl on a motorcycle and a hamlet.

Marianne’s popularity collapsed in the 1970s after she took a step back from the light.

She was bravely honest because of her fights with eating disorder and drug use.

But in 1979, the industry legend returned with her Broken English album.

She saw her nominee for the Grammy Award for Best Women’s Rock Vocal Performance.

In 1987, she was reunited as singer Jazz and Blues with a critically recognized strange time, and in the same decade she went to rehabilitation.

Marianne was also a fertile writer, with three books about her life, faithful: autobiography, memories, dreams and thoughts and Marianne Faithfulull: The Life on the recording.

In 2009, Marianne received the World Lifestyle Award at Women’s World.

The French government also made it commander of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.

Health fights

In the early 2000s, Marianne faced numerous health scares.

In 2004, she rejected the European leg of the world tour, promoting before poison after collapsing on stage in Milan.

She was hospitalized for exhaustion and returned to stage until 2005.

But in 2006, Marianne was diagnosed with breast cancer and had to undergo surgery.

The tumor was caught at an early stage and the singer completely recovered.

It was then quoted: “It was an extraordinary experience and, in many ways, extremely positive.

“I didn’t realize how many true friends I had. I feel so happy and loved and thank everyone for all their good thoughts.”

Then in 2007, the iconic artist opened himself about his diagnosis of hepatitis C this morning.

She revealed that she was informed that she had a state of more than a decade before the interview.

Next year, another tour was canceled, and her manager, who was also her longtime partner, François Ravard blamed the “general mental, physical and nervous exhaustion.”

Marianne then suffered a back injury and a broken hook in 2013 and 2014, which was canceled with multiple concerts.

She was later open to her long -standing battle in 2021.

The singer recorded her album, which was walking in beauty just before the first location of the Coidid-19, during which Marianne said she had almost died of illness.

Then she was hospitalized for three weeks with pneumonia.