2022 has seen the deaths of many stars, recently being the death of the legendary gospel singer Keith Wonderboy Johnson. The news of his death has shocked fans worldwide.
Who is Keith Wonderboy?
Keith Lamar Johnson, popularly known as ‘Keith Wonderboy’, was an American gospel singer /songwriter. Born on May 17th 1972, Keith hailed from Brooklyn, New York.
At age 5, he was given the name ‘Wonderboy’ because of his melodious voice. He started his career in music when he released ‘Through the storm’ in 1998, which became one of the 11 albums to chart on the Billboard magazine charts and then went on to release 14 albums with Worldwide records for the next 13 years.
On September 30th, Wonderboy passed away at 50 at his home in Atlanta, Georgia. However, the cause of his death is unknown.
What happened to Keith Wonderboy Johnson?
On September 30th, Black Gospel Radio announced the death of Wonderboy, which shocked many fans. Many were in disbelief at the news of the sudden death of the legendary gospel singer. However, the tributes posted on instagram by Keith’s near and dear ones confirmed the news of his death. It was reported that Johnson was found unresponsive at his Atlanta, Georgia, home and declared dead. He was only 50 when he passed away.
Keith Wonderboy Johnson Cause of death:
The American gospel singer legend Keith Wonderboy passed away on September 30th at the age of 50. The news of his death was announced by Black Gospel Radio last Friday, although they have not disclosed the cause of his death to the public, and it remains unknown to this day. The fans are in disbelief with this heartbreaking news, and many have expressed their sorrow through social media.
Coolio.
Jesse Powell.
Keith (Wonderboy) Johnson.3 talented black men-all dead in their 50s. Men, #CheckYaHealth. Go to the doctor, get that screening. Make changes to your lifestyle. Know your family’s health history. We need more of y’all living. pic.twitter.com/Z4RntvEqMw
— Renee Larson (@iamreneejai) October 1, 2022
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