A beloved America’s Got Talent star has tragically passed away at the age of 39.
The stand-up comedian and cherished entertainer has been confirmed dead.
Renowned for his quick wit and captivating humor, he rose to national fame through his exceptional performances both on stage and screen.
He was found in the San Francisco Bay Area on Wednesday, according to a statement from his fiancée to People magazine.
Authorities believe natural causes may have led to his death, but they are waiting for toxicology results to confirm, as reported by TMZ.
Fans and colleagues have shared emotional tributes on social media to remember Kabir Singh’s legacy.
On Instagram, one user wrote: “You are and will always be a Fremont legend. RIP and praying for your family,” while another remembered him as ‘one funny ass dude’ and thanked him for the joy he brought into their lives.
His impact as a comedian went beyond his performances, with many recognizing his role as a mentor and the inspiration he gave to aspiring comics.
A fellow Bay Area comic shared: “You were a guiding light to all Bay Area comics, showing us that if you work hard enough your talent will shine through.”
Singh’s talents weren’t limited to stand-up.
He worked on important television and film projects, including writing for Family Guy and appearing in the comedy film Never Stop Stopping, created by The Lonely Island.
A tribute from his friend Cory Chad showed how Singh’s success in entertainment, especially his memorable appearance on America’s Got Talent (AGT), deeply touched those who knew him personally and professionally.
“We’ve known him for many years and toured the country together many times,” Chad shared. “His appearance on AGT was stellar and something we were all very proud of for him. He was a good man on and off stage.”
Singh had a successful career before and after his AGT appearance.
He was featured on Comedy Central’s Gabriel Iglesias Presents Stand-Up Revolution as part of his stand-up journey. In 2016, his talents were showcased when he voiced a character on the animated series Family Guy.
Recently, he had been performing all over the U.S., making audiences laugh at places like the Deaf Puppy Comedy Club in California.
In 2021, Singh became widely known as a semifinalist on Season 16 of America’s Got Talent.
His funny and touching performances won over both judges and viewers, earning him a special place in the hearts of comedy fans across the country.
Singh’s charm and talent brought joy to millions, and his unexpected death leaves a gap in the entertainment world.
A beloved star of America’s Got Talent has sadly passed away at just 39 years old. Authorities are waiting for toxicology results to find out the cause of death.
