The American vocalist and percussionist Karen Anne Carpenter, together with her older brother Richard, made up half of the musical duet the Carpenters on March 2, 1950, to February 4, 1983. Her three-octave contralto range made her stand out among her contemporaries, who lauded her vocal prowess. Carpenter’s years-long battle with anorexia and eventual death from heart failure, as a result, would eventually increase awareness of eating disorders and body dysmorphia and their potential causes.

Yesterday Once More (Now & Then in 1973), Top of the World (A Song for You in 1972), Close to You in 1970, I Won’t Last a Day Without You (A Song for You in 1972), Merry Christmas Darling (Christmas Portrait in 1978) and Rainy Days and Mondays (Carpenters in 1971) are some of her successful tunes during her days in the early 70s.

What is Karen Carpenter’s net worth at the time of death?

At the time Carpenter passed on February 4, 1983, in Downey, California, United States Karen Anne Carpenter was believed to have passed over a million dollars according to several sources.

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