An inquest into the sudden and tragic death of Peaches Geldof will begin next week.It has been confirmed that on 1 May at 2pm a hearing will be opened by North West Kent coroner Roger Hatch at Gravesend Old Town Hall.According to the Press Association a spokesman for Mr Hatch said that during the hearing a senior police officer will make an official statement and the coroner will release the cause of death.
A date for a full inquest into 25-year-old Peaches'
"non-suspicious, unexplained sudden death"is due to be set some time in late July.
Bob Geldof's eulogy for daughter Peaches the 'bravest thing'The inquest comes several weeks after
a post-mortem examination carried out at Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford was inconclusivein explaining how mother-of-two Peaches died at her home in Kent.
The model, writer and presenter's
body was found on 7 Aprilat the home she shared in Wrotham with her husband Tom Cohen, and their two young sons, Astala, 23 months, and 11-month-old Phaedra.
Peaches Geldof: A life in picturesOn 21 April, Easter Monday, friends and family gathered to pay their last respects at Peaches' funeral.Her grief-stricken father
Sir Bob Geldof led the tributesto his late daughter and
her husband Thomas sang the Leonard Cohen songHey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye.
Mariella Frostrup, Nick Grimshaw, Sarah, Duchess of York, supermodel Kate Moss and TV presenter Jools Holland were among those who attended
the service at St Mary Magdalene and St Lawrence churchin the village of Davington.Also in attendance were Jo Wood, Sting's wife Trudie Styler, former Rolling Stone bassist Bill Wyman and actress Jaime Winston, who held a single red rose.
Peaches Geldof's family concerned about how her widower Tom is coping after memorial serviceHeartbreakingly Peaches' funeral took place at the same church where her mother Paula Yates was laid to rest 12 years ago and where her wedding to Thomas took place two years ago.
