Margaret Urlich reportedly had a daughter named Ava, but her details are not available on the web.
Margaret Urlich was an ARIA Award-winning New Zealand musician.
Born January 24, 1965 in Auckland, New Zealand, she began her career as a co-lead vocalist with the New Zealand new wave band Peking Man, whose 1985 song Room That Echoes climbed to No 1 on the New Zealand charts.
She subsequently joined the all-girl group When The Cat’s Away in 1986, which won Best Group at the Aotearoa Music Awards and had another number one hit with a rendition of Melting Pot in 1988.
After launching a solo career, Margaret had a string of hits from her debut album Safety in Numbers in 1989, including Escaping and Number One (Remember When We Danced All Night).
She won an Australian ARIA music award in 1991 for Best Breakthrough Artist after becoming the first female solo artist to top the New Zealand charts.
In 2021, she was inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame.
Margaret Urlich was diagnosed with cancer two years ago and had been living with her partner George Gorga in New South Wales.
She died on August 22, 2022, at age 57 in the Southern Highlands.