The autopsy reveals that rapper Mac Miller has died of drugs and alcohol

Rapper Mac Miller has died of an accidental overdose caused by a combination of cocaine, alcohol and fentanyl, a powerful opioid, a coroner's report said Monday.

According to the Los Angeles County Coroner's Report, the cause of Miller's death is a "mixed toxicity" of the three substances present in his system.

A 26-year-old Pittsburgh native, who spoke frankly about his depression and addiction in his rhymes, died suddenly on September 7th. He was known to many as Ariana Grande's ex-boyfriend, but he had a devoted audience among names in hip-hop.

Miller's personal badistant, who went to his home every day in the San Fernando Valley district of Los Angeles, found him indifferent on his bed around 11:30, the report said.

The badistant moved the body to the ground and performed CPR under the direction of a 911 operator. Paramedics arrived soon and Miller was pronounced dead 16 minutes after the first 911 call.

According to the report, a police investigator reportedly found an empty bottle of alcohol and drug equipment, including a $ 20 bill containing white powder residue in Miller's pocket.

The report notes that Miller's many tattoos included one of the hourglbades on his arm with the words "There's only a lot of time left in this crazy world".

The rapper, whose real name was Malcolm James Myers McCormick, was generally in good health, the report said. He had a history of addiction and alcoholism, but his mother told investigators for some reason.

Miller's mother told a coroner's investigator that she had spoken to him the night before his death and was in a good mood and seemed very enthusiastic about a new album and his next tour.

Miller's badistant agreed, saying that Miller was optimistic about his plans but that he tended to fall into drugs and had had such an episode three days before the man who let him die.

The autopsy was performed three days after Miller's death, but the cause of death was deferred at the time of the toxicological tests.

He is the last musician whose death has been linked in recent years to a national wave of opioid abuse and overdose. Prince died in 2016 after taking counterfeit pills containing fentanyl, which looked like a generic version of the pain killer Vicodin.

The autopsy report of Miller did not indicate where he could have obtained fentanyl or cocaine.

Matthew Roberts, guitarist of the band 3 Doors Down, also died of an overdose in 2016 and he had fentanyl and hydrocodone in his system.

Miller's death brought mourning and tributes from musical luminaries. Performers at a concert in his honor last week included Chance the Rapper, Travis Scott and John Mayer. The concert launched the Mac Miller Circles fund in honor of the hip-hop star and raised funds for arts education in under-served communities.

He had a two-year relationship with Ariana Grande that ended earlier this year. A few weeks after her death, she posted an affectionate video on her Instagram page and on Saturday released a new song, "Thank U, Next," featuring Miller as well as "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson. ;has recently. In the song, she pays homage to Miller.

"I'd like to thank Malcolm," the song says. "Because he was an angel."