The autopsy of Mac Miller is over and his body released to the family

Three days after Mac Miller's death, an autopsy of the rapper is over, confirms PEOPLE.

"The autopsy was completed and the cause of death was postponed while waiting for additional tests. Her body was released, "said Los Angeles County Coroner Spokesperson Sarah Ardalani of 26-year-old hip-hop star Malcolm McCormick, who was found dead Friday in her California studio.

A cause of death will not be announced until the results of lab tests are published and it may take weeks or months, according to Ardalani.

On Friday, a source told PEOPLE that Miller had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to be suffering from a drug overdose.

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Miller's home was reportedly "cleansed", so there would be no evidence of drug abuse, according to the TMZ, on Saturday, which also reported that only a small amount of white powder had been found in the home from Miller. died.

An insider told PEOPLE that Miller, who has just released his fifth and latest studio album Swimming On August 3, he spent his Thursday night watching football with friends.

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"He liked the Steelers and was just out with friends watching the game," said the insider. (The Steelers did not play in the first game of the 2018 regular season on Thursday, but the Philadelphia Eagles faced the Atlanta Falcons.)

Miller's casual evening with friends seemed so benign, "That's why it's such a shock," the insider added. "Everyone he worked with was aware that it was delicate, but thought it was because of the new album, nerves, nothing like it.

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Throughout his life, Miller was very open about his struggles with sobriety and revealed that he was fighting depression.

Although Miller tried to change his life recently, he was arrested for impaired driving in May, less than a week after separating with Ariana Grande after two years of dating.

"If a group of people think I'm a big addict, agree. Cool. What can I really do? Go talk to all these people and be like "Naw man, it's really not so simple? Rolling stone in August. "Did I take drugs? Yeah. But am I an addict? No."

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