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Roslyn Singleton, a Navy veteran who went viral in 2020 when her husband crooned for her before cancer surgery, has died after a 10-year battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Roz and her husband Ray Singleton later appeared on America’s Got Talent and where Ray gave an emotional performance of “I Am Yours” by Andy Grammar directed to her. He received a “yes” in the audition but was later eliminated before the Quarterfinals.

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“Our wife earned her wings yesterday while peacefully sleeping at home where she wanted to be,” Ray wrote on Instagram. “This road ahead is going to be incredibly long & difficult! She taught us all something…”

Roslyn also appeared on The Ellen Show soon after she went viral in 2020 to share her experiences. “2013 was my first surgery and first bout with brain cancer,” she said. She was...

Roslyn Singleton, whose fighting spirit and infectious smile captured the nation’s heart following appearances on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and “America’s Got Talent”, has died following a long battle with brain cancer. She was 39.

Roslyn’s husband, Ray, took to Instagram to confirm the sad news, saying his wife earned her wings “while peacefully sleeping right at home where she wanted to be.”

He added, “This road ahead is going to be Incredibly long & difficult! She taught us all Something…She’s where we’re all trying to get one day so no need to be sad!”

Ray implored her fans to “celebrate her legacy, her impact, her story & Her Spirit!”

Roslyn’s story of perseverance was so powerful, it was easy to see why celebrities in Hollywood and beyond were drawn to her. NBA legend Dwyane Wade dropped a comment on Ray’s post and said, “Thank you...

Roslyn Singleton, who was a familiar face on America’s Got Talent and The Ellen DeGeneres Show, has died after a nearly 10-year battle with brain cancer. She was 39. Her passing was confirmed by her husband, Ray Singleton, who revealed she died on Tuesday, November 15, after several rounds of treatment for the disease. “Our wife earned her wings yesterday while peacefully sleeping right at home where she wanted to be,” Ray wrote on Instagram alongside a photo collage of his late wife. “This road ahead is going to be Incredibly long & difficult!” he continued. “She taught us all Something… She’s where we’re all trying to get one day so no need to be sad! Now we celebrate her legacy, her impact, her story & Her Spirit! She will Live Forever!!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ray Singleton, MEd (@willie_qool) Roslyn first came into the public...