Ronettes' Last Survivor Passes Away

0:00It's April 27th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the Story. Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving member of the Ronets, passed away at 80 years old. Her daughter shared the news on Facebook, saying it happened Sunday morning around 830 at home with family nearby. The group's official page confirmed it, calling her a light to everyone who knew her. The Ronets formed in the early 60s with lead singer Ronnie Spector, her sister Estelle Bennett and cousin Nedra Talley Ross. They signed with Phil Spector's label and dropped massive hits like Be My Baby in 1963 and Baby I Love You the next year. Their sound and style shaped girl group music back then. Fans and family are mourning deeply with posts highlighting her voice, spirit, and lasting influence. She helped create a vibe that still echoes and pop today, from the wall of sound production to their bold fashion. Many Spector died in January 2022 at 78 after fighting cancer, and Estelle Bennett passed

1:02in February 2009 at 67 from colon cancer. Meanwhile, a biopic called Be My Baby is coming from A24, with Zendaya starring as Ronnie and Barry Jenkins directing. The Ronets' magic lives on through those timeless tracks, reminding us how a few voices can redefine an era forever.