The Former US President Donald Trump paid a heartwarming tribute to the late legendary Rocker Meat Loaf, media agencies reported on Saturday.
Trump recalled the legendary singer's appearance "The Celebrity Apprentice" in 2011, in addition, the artist stole the show from everyone.
Trump, who helmed "The Celebrity Apprentice," took a shine to Meat Loaf when the music legend appeared on the reality series in 2011, stealing the show.
The Former President said in a statement: "Meat Loaf was a great guy, got to know him very well doing Celebrity Apprentice," adding: "He was smart, talented, open, and warm. His success was enormous -- we all loved him. Meat Loaf will be greatly missed!"
Iconic Rocker and musician Meat Loaf died at the age of 74, the artist’s family announced on Friday.
The family issued a heartbreaking statement on the musician’s official Facebook page, saying: “Our hearts are broken to announce the incomparable Meat Loaf passed away tonight surrounded by his wife Deborah, daughters Pearl and Amanda, and close friends.
The Grammy-award winner star started his career in his childhood through performing in school productions and events, later on, he started his real road towards fame in his early 20s.
In 1977, Meat Loaf started his musical career with the release of “Bat out of Hell” which gave him his earliest world recognition. It was followed by more than 12 world records, the last of them came out in 2016, and sold more than 100 million copies worldwide.
The late artist also had a successful movie career, in addition, one of his most iconic cinema appearances was “The Rocky Horror Show.”
Meat Loaf’s family did not mention the cause of death whether it was natural or due to illness.
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