The voice actor of Disney’s Mulan and famous Hong Kong-born singer Coco Lee has died aged 48. Her family confirmed in a statement on Wednesday (July 6) that she passed away by suicide.
It was revealed in the statement that the star had been battling with depression for several years. Coco had been rushed to hospital at the weekend, before passing away on Wednesday.
The singer-songwriter was originally a Mandopop singer and went on to become the voice of heroine, Fa Mulan, in the Mandarin version of Disney's classic Mulan. Coco also was the voice behind the film's Mandarin version of title song Reflection.