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The R&B world is reeling—Angie Stone, the soul-soaked voice behind classics like “No More Rain (In This Cloud),” has met a heart-wrenching end at 63!
On March 1, 2025, tragedy struck when the legendary singer perished in a brutal car crash, snuffing out a four-decade legacy just hours after dazzling fans at Alabama’s Mardi Gras Grand Marshal’s Ball. Yesterday at 10:29 PM WAT, the news broke, and it’s a gut punch no one saw coming.
Picture this: 4 a.m., Stone’s riding high from Mobile, cruising toward Atlanta in a Sprinter van—then chaos! The vehicle flips, a monstrous truck slams into it, and Angie, the sole fatality, is gone.
Born Angela Laverne Brown in Columbia, South Carolina, she kicked off as a trailblazer with The Sequence, dropping rap’s first female banger, “Funk You Up.” Solo, she soared—five top 10 R&B/Hip-Hop albums, including 2007’s chart-topping The Art of Love & War, and two No. 1 Adult R&B hits that lit up the airwaves.
Three Grammy nods, no wins—but her mark? Undeniable. Left behind are her daughter, Ladi Diamond, and son, Michael D’Angelo Archer II, both reeling as the family pleads for privacy.
Social media’s a flood of tears—“Angie’s voice was our soul!”—as fans mourn a queen cut down too soon. Was it fate or foul play? The silence is deafening—watch her legacy burn brighter than ever below.
Angie Stone, R&B star, sadly passed in crash at only 63 years young 😢🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/3y0lhPMkzK
— Fletcher Williams “I Suck At Games” Channel (@Fletche64618733) March 2, 2025
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