In a heartbreaking turn of events, the father of former "American Idol" contestant Mandisa Hundley has broken his silence regarding his daughter's untimely passing. Mandisa, who was found dead in her Tennessee home almost two weeks ago, had captivated audiences with her powerful voice and inspiring journey.

Mandisa's father, John Hundley, recently spoke to Fox News Digital, emphasizing his belief that his daughter did not harm herself. He shared that the detective working on the case also believed that there were no signs indicating self-harm. The investigation is still ongoing, with the Franklin Police Department in charge.

According to the Franklin County Medical Examiner, there is currently no suggestion of suspicious or criminal activity surrounding Mandisa's death. The department extended their condolences to her family, friends, and fans.

Family and friends gathered at Brentwood Baptist Church in Nashville last weekend to honor and celebrate Mandisa's life. During the memorial, her father spoke about the circumstances leading up to her tragic passing. He mentioned finding her on the floor in her bedroom, unable to reach her phone for help due to the positioning of furniture. Furthermore, he revealed that Mandisa had previously contracted COVID-19 and was physically weak while trying to recover.

John Hundley acknowledged the mixed reactions his remarks received but expressed his determination to honor his daughter's memory by moving forward in a way she would have wanted. Despite the grief he is experiencing, Hundley shared that he is trying to find happiness, as he believes Mandisa is now at peace.

The heartfelt tribute to Mandisa continued on this season of "American Idol" with former contestants Melinda Doolittle, Colton Dixon, and Danny Gokey performing in her honor. Fans expressed their love and appreciation for the powerful tribute on social media platforms.

Mandisa was an influential figure on "American Idol" and in the music industry. Her talent led to platinum-selling albums and multiple Grammy wins. The news of her passing has left the show's community heartbroken, as they extend their deepest sympathies to her family.

Throughout her life, Mandisa faced various challenges, including weight struggles and the trauma of being raped at a young age. Despite these hardships, she remained resilient and used her experiences to inspire others. In 2022, she released a memoir, "Out of the Dark: My Journey Through the Shadows to Find God's Joy," shedding light on her battles with depression and hoping to encourage conversations about mental health.

As the investigation into Mandisa's death continues, her legacy as a talented performer and inspirational figure lives on. Her family, friends, and fans mourn her loss while cherishing the impact she made during her time on earth.