Stedman Pearson, Five Star Singer and BRIT Award Winner, Dies at 60

The British pop icon, known for his chart-topping hits and dance routines, passed away on March 10 after battling diabetes and undergoing dialysis.

Stedman Pearson, a member of the British pop group Five Star, has died at the age of 60, as confirmed by his sister Deniece Pearson.
Pearson's death on March 10 followed health challenges, including diabetes and the need for dialysis treatment.
Five Star, formed in 1983 by Stedman and his siblings, achieved six UK Top 10 singles, including 'System Addict' and 'Rain or Shine,' and won the 1987 BRIT Award for Best British Group.
The group was celebrated for their synchronized dance routines and matching costumes, often drawing comparisons to The Jackson 5.
Tributes from fans and friends highlight Pearson's kindness, talent, and lasting impact on the music world.