Lostprophets band member speaks out in a succinct five-word statement following Ian Watkins’ death

Former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins has died in custody following a reported stabbing at HMP Wakefield. Known for his vile crimes, including child sex offences, his death marks the end of a troubling chapter. Watkins’ past actions had shattered fans and left fellow band members shocked and devastated.
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Ian Watkins was found with fatal injuries in prison, prompting an immediate police investigation. Two men have since been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Ex-band members, including guitarist Lee Gaze, who had been silent for years, have begun to speak out. After Watkins’ horrific crimes were exposed back in 2013, Gaze and his former bandmates saw their dreams crumble. Lee recently shared his feelings, describing the experience as a “painful reflection” and revealing how the scandal left an indelible mark on their lives.

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Lee Gaze and fellow ex-member Stu Richardson have moved forward musically as part of No Devotion, partnering with Geoff Rickly from Thursday. As they embark on fresh endeavours, they carry the heavy weight of their past.

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Stay tuned for more updates as police continue their inquiries into this incident.