Crazy P singer’s death leads to perimenopause awareness call

“They say that to be forewarned is to be forearmed, so if any good can come from Danielle’s death, perhaps it will be increased awareness and understanding of the impact that the perimenopause can have on women’s mental health,” he said.

He thanked everyone who had seen his wife perform and doing what she loved and described her as someone who deeply cared for others and social injustice.

She was “instinctively compassionate and loyal, nurturing the truest of connections with the people in her life,” he said.

Although the family would never get over her loss, he added: “We try to remind ourselves that our love came first.

“We grieve because we love. And we couldn’t have loved her more.”

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