Fans across the world are mourning following the death of music icon Prince. He died suddenly at the age of 57 in his home state of Minnesota. The singer had been found unresponsive and alone in an elevator at his complex in Paisley Park where he lived and worked. Prince sold over 100 million albums worldwide during his career, which spanned decades and crossed genres. The cause of his death remains unclear. Medical examiners have received Prince’s body and plan to perform an autopsy on Friday.
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