Coroner releases Louis Tomlinson's sister's cause of death

She died of an accidental drug overdose.

Félicité Tomlinson, sister of One Direction’s Louis Tomlinson died from an accidental drug overdose, according to an autopsy report by coroner Shirley Radcliffe.

Félicité was pronounced dead on March 13, 2019. At the time the BBC reported that Félicité died at her flat in West London after police were called to her residence following reports of a woman in cardiac arrest.

Prior to her death, Félicité was an aspiring fashion designer and an Instagram influencer. At the time of death, she was thought to have died of an apparent but an autopsy report indicates her death was a result of overdosing on banned substance. The 18-year-old had a cocktail of cocaine, Xanax and OxyContin in her system, according to the BBC.

Coroner Shirley Radcliffe described the combination as “the perfect storm” per the BBC.

An inquest was told Félicité had a history of “recreational drug use over the years,” which worsened after the death of her mother’s death in 2016. The BBC report said she was persuaded to complete a successful stint at an Egyptian rehab facility in Autumn 2018 but reportedly relapsed in 2019.

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Louis and Félicité—and their five other siblings—lost their mother, Johannah Deakin, to leukaemia in 2016. After her death, Louis released a song called Two of Us, in memory of his mother.

Recorded a special acoustic version of Two Of Us for all of you and it’s out at midnight ! pic.twitter.com/pYsmlfp4f3

— Louis Tomlinson (@Louis_Tomlinson) May 23, 2019

The song includes the lyrics: “I’ll be living one life for the two of us.”

“It was something I needed to get off my chest,” the former One Direction star told Radio 1 Newsbeat at the time.

“I used to lean on my mum for a lot of things – anytime I needed advice on something she would be the first call I made.”