My Chemical Romance Break the silence after the death of drummer Bob Bryar

My Chemical Romance have spoken out following the shocking death of their former drummer Bob Bryar.

The 44-year-old musician was found dead at his home in Tennessee last Tuesday, having last been seen alive several weeks earlier, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

A spokesperson for the group shared, “The band asks for your patience and understanding as they process the news of Bob’s passing.”

The circumstances surrounding Bryar’s death have yet to be determined as authorities discovered his decomposed body. Authorities say there is no foul play, as all of the drummer’s weapons and musical equipment in the home were left untouched.

After Bryar’s discovery, Animal Control removed two dogs from the home.

After leaving My Chemical Romance, Bryar toured behind the scenes with numerous bands and also became involved with dog rescue charities and shelters.

Four years after his drumming days for the rock band were over, Bryar left the music industry and pursued a career in real estate.

Bryar’s death comes seven years after the suicide of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, whom he greatly admired.

In one of his final social media posts, Bryar paid tribute to Bennington and showed his support for Emily Armstrong, the new lead singer of Linkin Park. He praised Armstrong for keeping the band’s late singer’s legacy alive through her music, saying she “makes Chester proud.”