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Actress Marva Hicks of Motown The Lion King has died - full report

#Marva Hicks #Motown #Lionking The award-winning Broadway actress and singer passed away last week at age 66 in New York City. Her cause of death was not disclosed. Award-winning Broadway actress and singer Marva Hicks died last week at age 66. According to a press release, Hicks passed away in New York City on September 16, 2022. Her cause of death was not disclosed. “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of our dear Marva Hicks Taha. Our beloved wife, family member, and a friend will be greatly missed and remains marvelous in our hearts forever. The love she had for her husband, family, friends, and entertainment community knew no bounds,” Hicks’ family shared in a statement to Ebony. “We have been deeply touched by the incredible outpouring of love. Thank you for your compassion and prayers,” the statement continued. The Petersburg, Virginia native, and Howard University graduate, made her Broadway debut in 1981. Hicks is known for her roles in “The Lion King”; “Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music”; “Caroline or Change,” and “Motown: The Musical.” Her television credits include “Star Trek: Voyager”; “Mad About You”; “Madam Secretary”; “One Life to Live,” and “L.A. Law.” Prior to releasing her self-titled debut album in 1991, Hicks served as a background vocalist for several music stars including Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, Michael McDonald, and James Ingram. The album featured the Top 10 charting single “Never Been in Love Before.” Hicks also toured internationally and performed duets with Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, Playbill reports.

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