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Peabo Bryson, Velvety Voice Behind Disney Duets & More, Dies at 75

  • On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, two-time Grammy Award-winning singer and balladeer Peabo Bryson died at age 75 in Marietta, Georgia, after suffering a stroke over the weekend.
  • Renowned for his soulful voice, Bryson achieved significant fame for his Oscar-winning Disney collaborations, recording 'Beauty and the Beast' with Celine Dion and 'A Whole New World' with Regina Belle.
  • Beyond Disney, the singer placed 12 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 during his career. His two Grammy-winning duets won best pop performance by a duo or group in 1993 and 1994.
  • "With broken hearts and profound sadness, the family of two-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and balladeer, Peabo Bryson, announces his passing," his loved ones stated. The family requested privacy while noting his music will endure.
  • Bryson, who described himself as a 'true Renaissance man,' released 20 studio albums and performed recently in Fayetteville, Georgia. His legacy spans more than five decades of soulful contributions to music.
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American singer Peabo Bryson, renowned for performing Disney songs ‘The Beauty and the Beast’ alongside Celine Dion and ‘An Ideal World’ with Regina Belle, died on Tuesday, June 2, at age 75. The news was confirmed by his family through a statement in which he detailed that the artist died surrounded by his loved ones, days after suffering a stroke: “While we have a broken heart, we find comfort in knowing how much they loved Peabo and how many …

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Peabo Bryson shaped pop music for several decades with big ballads and celebrated duets. Now the life of a singer ends, whose voice is closely connected to Disney movies for many.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
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