Charles “Chuck” Negron, the legendary singer-songwriter and co-founder of the rock band Three Dog Night, passed away on February 2, 2026, at the age of 83 at his home in Studio City, Los Angeles. He had been battling heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in the months before his death, and he died surrounded by his family.
Chuck Negron’s Children
Chuck Negron was a father of five children from his relationships over the years. His children include:
1. Shaunti Negron Levick
Shaunti is one of Chuck’s daughters. She is known publicly through family announcements and social media tributes.
2. Charles “Chuckie” Negron III
Charles Jr. — often called Chuckie — is Chuck Negron’s son. He has appeared in family photos and posts that Chuck shared on social media.
3. Charlotte Negron (née Charlotte “Charlie” Rose?)
Charlotte is another daughter; she has been mentioned in profiles about Chuck’s family and featured in various personal posts near Father’s Day.
4. Annabelle Negron
Annabelle is Chuck’s younger daughter and is part of the family that survived him.
5. Berry Oakley Jr.
Berry Oakley Jr. is Chuck Negron’s stepson, whom Chuck helped raise. He is the son of Berry Oakley Sr., the bassist for the Allman Brothers Band who died in a motorcycle accident in 1972. Chuck was briefly married to Julia Negron, Berry Jr.’s mother, and raised Berry Jr. during his childhood.
Chuck’s family also includes multiple grandchildren, and his long musical legacy often intersected with his roles as a father and mentor to his children.
Details About Chuck Negron’s Death
Chuck Negron died on February 2, 2026, at age 83, at his home in Studio City, Los Angeles. His publicist confirmed that he had struggled with heart failure during his final months and lived with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease for many years, which impacted his breathing and performing ability. He passed away peacefully with family nearby.
His death marked the end of an influential career in classic rock. As the lead voice on timeless hits like “Joy to the World,” “One,” and “Easy to Be Hard,” Negron’s work with Three Dog Night helped define an era of music and inspired generations of fans.
