Tina Turner’s Son Dies by Suicide

(New York Post)- Tina Turner’s Son Dies by Suicide: Tina Turner’s son Craig Raymond Turner has died by suicide at the age of 59, according to the Los Angeles Coroner’s Office.

Authorities confirmed to Page Six on Tuesday that the singer’s son fatally shot himself. He was pronounced dead at his Studio City, Calif., residence at 12:38 p.m. local time.

According to his Facebook page, Craig was a realtor in Beverly Hills.

Craig was born when Tina was 18 and was adopted by her second husband, Ike Turner. His biological father, Raymond Hill, played saxophone for the band Kings of Rhythm.

The “Proud Mary” singer, who we’re told is currently in Paris for Haute Couture Fashion Week, also has another son, 57-year-old Ronnie Turner.

A rep for Tina did not immediately return our request for comment.

TMZ first reported the news of Craig’s death.

 

Source: New York Post

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