Bonnie Tyler, the singer best known for “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” dies aged 75 in a hospital in Portugal, according to statements from her family and representatives. Multiple outlets report that she was in hospital while being treated for an illness and that her death was described as “unexpected.” Several reports add that she had been rushed to hospital for emergency surgery, and that she was placed in an induced coma or experienced a coma afterward. The Independent and other UK outlets say she was taken for emergency treatment shortly before her death. The Daily Mail reports her family announced the news in a statement posted on her website, describing themselves as “heartbroken” and saying she died unexpectedly while in hospital in Portugal. The Evening Standard adds that her family said she died in hospital there as a result of the illness she was being treated for. ABC News US and other outlets similarly state that the family and team confirm her death occurred in Portugal after treatment. No source provides further medical details beyond the references to emergency surgery, illness treatment, and the period in intensive care or coma.