Robbie Pardlo, one third of the New Jersey hip-hop and R&B group City High, has died. A representative for Pardlo tells TMZ ...

Robbie Pardlo, one of the lead singers of 2000's R&B group City High, died on July 17 at the age of 46, no cause of death is currently known.

Robbie Pardlo, the talented artist who was a member of the City High R&B group in the 2000s, has died at age 46. Per TMZ, Pardlo died in his New Jersey home on Thursday, surrounded by loved ones.

Robbie Pardlo died on Thursday, July 17, surrounded by his loved ones at his residence in Willingboro, New Jersey, as reported by TMZ. The cause of death has yet to be disclosed.

Robbie Pardlo, former singer of the Grammy-nominated R&B group City High, has died. TMZ reported that Pardlo died on Thursday, July 17. No official cause of death has been revealed. Pardlo was 46.

Robbie Pardlo has died at the age of 46, according to reports from TMZ. The musician was part of the chart-topping R&B trio City High, performing alongside Claudette Ortiz and Ryan Toby.

Pardlo died recently. He was just 46. His death means that at least 18 significant R&B performers or contributors have died so far in 2025. The following is a look back at those lost: ...

Robbie Pardlo, the lead singer of City High, has tragically passed away at 46 in New Jersey. He was best known for the 2001 hit What Would You Do? with the Grammy-nominated group.