J Capri was laid to rest on Monday in an emotional funeral service at the UWI Chapel in Kingston.

The 23-yr-one-time dancehall singer, whose real name is Hashemite kingdom of jordan Phillips, died on Dec iv in the hospital afterwards battling for her life for 2 weeks following a deadly car crash.

Her death came equally a major shock to the Jamaican music fraternity because just days before doctors say that she was showing signs of improvements following a success surgery and claret drive.

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Scores of dancehall celebrities turned out to her wake and funeral to pay their concluding respect. Alaine, Christopher Martin, Romain Virgo and Cherine Anderson, were among some of the local acts who performed at her funeral.

Members of her family and close friends including her begetter Kenneth Phillips struggled to hold back tears while she lay in her casket at the forepart of the church.

J Capri's wake besides say a huge turnout on Saturday night at Little Copa, Bull Bay, St Andrew

"It was actually more than similar a commemoration of her life, because we didn't want to brand it sad," Kenneth Phillips said. "We were also celebrating her achievements over a period of time. We tried to emphasise a more than happier mood."

J Capri is hailed as one of the well-nigh promising new acts in dancehall with comparison to dancehall icon Patra, who saw huge commercial success in the 1990s.

Capri rose to stardom in 2013 and went on to collaborate with the likes of Vybz Kartel, Sean Paul, Konshens, Charly Black and more.