Quincy Jones: his death certificate reveals what illness took him away

On November 3, 2024, we learned of the death of legendary producer Quincy Jones. It went out at the age of 91in Los Angeles.

Today, Quincy Jones' death certificate reveals details regarding the cause of his death. This musical genius was reached of a serious illness.

Legendary producer Quincy Jones has passed away

The death of Quincy Jones was a real shock for the entire music industry. The one who notably produced the albums Off the Wall, Thriller et Bad by Michael Jackson, leaves behind an immense career. It was his family who announced the sad news. “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the loss of Quincy. His music, his passion and his love will be remembered“they said in a statement.

Quincy Jones was buried in a private ceremonyonly his immediate family was present. A public funeral is also planned to allow all his fans to pay him a final tribute.

Quincy Jones battled pancreatic cancer

PEOPLE media obtained additional details on the death of this music legend. According to his death certificate, Quincy Jones died of pancreatic cancer. The producer had chosen to keep his illness a secret, not wishing to speak about it publicly.

Quincy Jones' family did not wish to comment on these revelations. Those close to the artist prefer to focus on the organization of commemorations future. However, they wanted to thank Quincy Jones' fans as well as all the public figures who did not hesitate to pay tribute to him.

Touching tributes from the family

Rashida Jones, actress and daughter of the famous producer, wanted to make a last tribute to his father. On her Instagram account, four days after the death, she wrote: “A giant. An icon. A pioneer. A genius”. Rashida Jones also explains that she was very lucky to live with such a loving father.

Further details will be given soon by the family regarding the public funeral. Admirers of Quincy Jones will thus be able to commemorate the death but above all the life of this genius. Quincy Jones leaves behind seven children and an immense heritage. His collaboration with Michael Jackson probably remains his greatest feat but throughout his career, he also contributed greatly to making jazz known.