Jordan Mooney has died at the age of 66 from a short battle with cancer, her family has announced.

Mooney – real name Pamela Rooke – was best known for her work with punk rock band the Sex Pistols.

In a statement, her partner and family said she died “peacefully” in her home town of Seaford in East Sussex last night, surrounded by her family.

They added: “Jordan (Pamela Rooke) has left her mark on this planet, whether it be as ‘The Queen of Punk’, or for her veterinary work and countless prize winning cats.

“She lived life to the full and was true to herself and others throughout the whole of her life. She was totally trusted and respected by all those who knew her.

“Jordan was a wonderful woman and will be remembered for countless decades to come”.

They added that the star did not want any speculation regarding her death and had a short period of illness from bile duct cancer.

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