Peabo Bryson, the velvet‑voiced R&B balladeer whose soaring duets defined Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin, has died at 75 following a stroke, his family confirmed. The two‑time Grammy winner leaves behind a legacy woven into some of the most beloved songs of the modern era.
Born in South Carolina, Bryson built his career in the 1970s before rising to global fame with his Oscar‑winning performances alongside Regina Belle and Celine Dion. His voice warm, powerful, unmistakable became synonymous with romance and cinematic magic.
In recent years, Bryson had overcome significant health challenges, having a heart attack in 2019. His family shared that while their hearts are heavy, they take comfort in knowing how deeply he was loved and how many lives his music touched.
Source: CityNews
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