HANNAH Price, Chris Daughry's step daughter, died on November 18th, 2021 with her death now being ruled a suicide.
She died in her Tennessee home, with the American Idol star's family calling her "generous and loving."
Hannah, 25, died by suicide while under the influence of narcotics, PEOPLE exclusively confirmed.
The step-daughter of American Idol's Chris Daughtry, her cause of death came two months after she was found in her Tennessee home.
"Our beloved Daughter Hannah Price passed away on November 12th, 2021," the family's statement read, per PEOPLE.
"Much speculation has been made since that date, and after a full investigation by law enforcement we are now able to speak in further detail."
The family said Hannah had mental health struggles "from a young age," and "was in and out of therapy and treatment centers" for years.
"As Hannah got older, she struggled to find her footing and began using drugs and often found herself in abusive relationships," the statement continued.
"Just months after losing her biological father to suicide, Hannah was the victim of a crime and was shot in the face. We did everything we could to support her."
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UNSPEAKABLE FINAL DAY
On the morning of her death, Hannah reached out to her family and said she "was in fear for her life" after her boyfriend allegedly physically attacked her and took her car, according to the statement shared with PEOPLE.
The family said they called the Fentress County Police Department to perform a wellness check, which was performed – and the police left without incident after speaking to Hannah and determining that she was "OK."
Hannah was later found dead by hanging with her boyfriend having called 911.
She was pronounced dead at the scene, and an investigation by Fentress County DA, Fentress County Sheriff Office and the Knoxville Medical Examiners Office determined her official cause of death with no evidence of foul play.
Her family added: "Hannah was a generous and loving person who wanted more for herself and others. She will forever be in the hearts and minds of those of us who love her."
"We ask for your continued privacy at this time while we grieve."
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or text Crisis Text Line at 741741.
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