Amanda Aldridge was the third child of famous African-American actor Ira Frederick Aldridge and his Swedish second wife, Amanda Brandt, and was born on March 10, 1866, in Upper Norwood, London.

She has two sisters named Rachael and Luranah and two brothers named Ira Frederick and Daniel Ira. 

At the popular Royal College of Music in London, Aldridge studied voice with Jenny Lind and George Henschel and harmony and counterpoint with Frederick Bridge and Francis Edward Gladstone.

After finishing her education, Aldridge worked as a concert singer, piano accompanist, and voice teacher.

Her performance appearances were closed due to a throat issue, so she switched to teaching and published roughly thirty songs in the romantic parlor style and instrumental music in other styles between 1907 and 1925.

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Amanda Aldridge, whose lyrics and voice shook the globe, was never married and had no children when she died.

There is no information about the late legend's spouse or children. Amanda was completely devoted to her music. She devoted her life to the arts till she died.

She was more committed to her job than she was to any form of romance when she was alive. 

Furthermore, she liked to keep her private life out of the spotlight, which is one of the reasons there is no information about her previous relationships.

Amanda died in London on March 9, 1956, after a brief illness. However, we have no idea what kind of disease she was suffering from prior to her death.

Similarly, many of her fans believe her death was caused by old age. 

Moreover, Amanda's work continues to inspire her fans to this day.

Many of her fans have expressed their condolences in the wake of her passing. The music and education industries both suffered a significant setback as a result of this.