Hong Kong-born singer Coco Lee was discovered deceased in her Los Angeles home at the age of 48.

The Los Angeles Police Department has reported her death as a suicide, withholding further details.

Lee gained fame as a celebrated singer in Hong Kong, Asia, and the United States.

Her musical journey commenced in 1994 with the release of her debut album, leading her to win numerous accolades, including the esteemed Golden Melody Award for Best Female Singer in 2000.

Lee made a mark in the film industry as an actress, showcasing her talent in movies like “The Accidental Spy” and “Kung Fu Hustle.”

In 1997, Lee’s prominence grew further as she became Chanel’s inaugural brand ambassador in Asia, lending her image to the brand’s perfume and cosmetics campaigns, successfully introducing Chanel to a new generation of Asian consumers.