Glenn De Gendt Death Investigation Closed: Suicide Ruled Out

The investigation into the death of Glenn De Gendt, singer of the Belgian boy band Get Ready!, has been officially closed. A key finding for his family is the confirmation that his death was not a suicide. The announcement comes nearly a year and a half after his passing.

Investigation Concludes

On March 14, 2026, it was reported that authorities have classified the investigation into De Gendt’s death . The ruling definitively excludes suicide as the cause of death, bringing an finish to a period of speculation and uncertainty for those close to him.

Background on Glenn De Gendt

Glenn De Gendt, 50 years old at the time of his death, was a member of the popular 1990s Flemish boy band Get Ready!. The band achieved significant success in Flanders with hits such as ‘Diep’, ‘Laat’, ‘Marjolein’ and ‘Vuur’, earning several platinum and gold records . Get Ready! even supported pop icon Michael Jackson during a concert in Ostend in 1997.

Previous Health Issues

De Gendt had a history of health problems, including a cardiac arrest in 2011 that left him in a coma for several days . He had spoken about ongoing difficulties with writing, reading, and memory. He underwent an urgent medical procedure in September 2024 and was reportedly rehabilitating in early October of the same year.

Initial Reports and Funeral

Initial reports from the Antwerp public prosecutor’s office in November 2024 indicated the death was a suicide . However, the recent conclusion of the investigation contradicts this initial assessment. His funeral was held on November 30, 2024, in Kapelle-op-den-Bos, Belgium and .

Family Statement

The family of Glenn De Gendt expressed their hope that he can now “finally find complete peace” following the conclusion of the investigation and the clarification regarding the circumstances of his death .