Page topped the charts with his single I’ll Be Your Everything
Tommy Page commits suicide, age 46.
The gay former US chart topper was found dead on Friday (3 March), reports Billboard.
Billboard Entertainment Group President John Amato said: ‘We are all mourning the loss of our friend and colleague Tommy Page.
‘He was a magnetic soul and a true entertainer.
‘Our thoughts are with his family,’ Amato said.
Page topped the charts with his single I’ll Be Your Everything in 1990.
He also had a number one album in the US named Paintings in my Mind.
He later went on record nine studio albums and continue to tour regularly.
‘Ever since childhood, I’ve had big aspirations for my music career,’ Page said in 2011.
‘In the inscription below my senior picture in my high school yearbook, I actually wrote ‘Billboard charts, here I come!’ — a hopeful pipe dream from an ordinary Jersey kid,’ he said.
Met one of my idols last night in Las Vegas. Celine is a sweetheart. @celinedion pic.twitter.com/koyfSa3Oor
— Tommy Page (@Tommypage) August 22, 2013
Page is survived by his husband Charlie and their three kids.
In 2015, Page joined Cumulus Media as senior vice president of brand partnerships.
Page also served as VP of music partnerships at the Village Voice.
Tommy Page made a cameo appearance on TV show Full House.
