Aaliyah tragically died at 22 on Aug. 25, 2001, in a plane crash in the Bahamas after filming a music video for “Rock the Boat.” Here’s everything to know about Aaliyah’s death and legacy.

Aaliyah’s family is facing a painful new legal battle more than two decades after the singer’s tragic death. A dispute over money and music rights has now brought shocking claims about her final trip ...

After Aaliyah's cousin Jomo Hankerson sued his dad Barry Hankerson over music rights, the singer's manager addressed the filing in a countersuit, partially blaming him for her fatal 2001 plane crash.

Aaliyah's uncle, Barry Hankerson, believes that his son, Jomo Hankerson, is partly to blame for the late singer’s death. According to court documents obtained by Us on Monday Barry ...

Aaliyah, who earned the title "Queen of Urban Pop" despite her youth, tragically lost her life in a plane crash in the Bahamas in August 2001. The singer and actress was only 22-years-old when she ...

Dame Dash says Aaliyah contacted him about the plane shortly before the crash that killed her and eight others. One text has stayed with Dame Dash for 25 years. Aaliyah told him she did not like the ...

Damon 'Dame' Dash recounts Aaliyah’s final hours ahead of the Aug. 25, 2001 plane crash, highlighting documented safety issues identified by investigators.His account references a text in which she ...

Aaliyah's uncle claims his son is partly to blame for the late singer's death ... lobbing the bombshell allegation as the two fight over money in court. TMZ obtained a lawsuit filed by Jomo Hankerson ...

*Twenty-five years after Aaliyah‘s death in a plane crash, her uncle and longtime manager Barry Hankerson is making an extraordinary allegation against his own son, claiming Jomo Hankerson failed to ...

Aaliyah’s death is back in the headlines at the center of a painful legal fight 25 years after the plane crash that killed her. The R&B star died Aug.

A bitter legal fight between Aaliyah 's uncle and her cousin has produced a stunning accusation: Barry Hankerson is blaming his own son Jomo for the 2001 plane crash that killed the R&B star.