Loose Women star Brenda Edwards, who shot to fame on The X Factor in 2005.The British entrepreneur, author, director, DJ and founder of the online urban music platform SB.TV was 31 years of age.The entrepreneur's passing was confirmed by his company SB.TV, which soon resulted in an abundance of moving tributes from friends, fans and loved ones.Ty Sports, the co-founder of @NeverAFoul took to the social media platform and penned: "The death of Jamal Edwards is truly devastating.
One of the true pioneers of the music scene. Starting off SBTV and becoming so successful at such a young age."He continued: "Was raised just a few miles down in Luton.
The streets have lost a real one. Can’t believe it, rest in peace."British rapper AJ Tracey wrote: "RIP Jamal Edwards, west London legend status."Tally from Krept & Konan took to Instagram to share a moving tribute which read: "The first person to ever give us our first opportunity to any established platform was Jamal.
He was the first to believe and he is a major reason we are where we are today. The tribute continued: "I cannot believe this news I'm heart broken and I'm sending love and prayers to all of Jamal's friends and family.
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