Kerri-Anne Donaldson, a talented 38-year-old dancer, captivated audiences when she reached the semi-finals of the ITV talent show, Britain’s Got Talent, in 2014 with her dance troupe, Kings and Queens.
Throughout her performances, she showcased her skills alongside prominent dancers Neil and Katya Jones and Kai Widdrington, all of whom later became professional dancers on the hit show .
Tragically, Kerri-Anne’s vibrant life came to a heartbreaking end when she was found dead at her home in Farnborough, Hampshire, in June of last year.
In a somber revelation during the inquest at Winchester Coroner’s Court, it was disclosed that she was discovered hanged in her residence just days after spending time in police custody for reasons that remain undisclosed.
The shocking loss has left many in the dance community mourning the potential of a bright star who died far too soon.
Britain’s Got Talent star was found dead at home (Image: ITV)
The dancer, Kerri-Anne, had previously been reported missing, prompting concern among her friends and family.
Following this incident, Kerri-Anne was admitted to a hospital in Lyne, Surrey, where she received treatment. However, just days before her tragic death, she was discharged from the medical facility.
During a pre-inquest review hearing today, Coroner Jason Pegg provided important insights into the circumstances surrounding Kerri-Anne’s death.
The last time Kerri-Anne was seen was at 11am on June 6.
A full inquest hearing has been scheduled for next year.
Her death came after the dancer revealed “inner demons” in a tragic last social media post.
On March 16 last year, Kerri-Anne wrote: “The last two years have challenged me beyond belief, it’s definitely not all been sunshine and rainbows.
“My career was hit so badly that indeed, it affected my financial situation.