"The Voice" singer Alum Janice Freeman dies at 33 from blood clot

The Voice singer Janice Freeman has reportedly passed away from what officials believe was a blood clot.

Alum Janice Freeman was a contestant on The Voice in 2017, and was one of Miley Cyrus' favorite singers as a coach. According to a report by TMZ , Freeman was at her home in Pasadena, California, on Saturday when she suddenly had trouble breathing. Her husband administered CPR and paramedics soon transported her to the hospital, but she was pronounced dead that evening.

Freeman was 33 years old. She was reportedly suffering from a blood clot that traveled to her heart and caught her off guard. Freeman has a history of debilitating illnesses, including lupus, meningitis and even cervical cancer, which she beat.