A ‘FUN AND LOVING’ mum-of-three was found dead at her home after a battle with mental health.

Joanne Claire Cleaver, 49, was found dead by her husband after she didn’t turn up to meet her children, according to an inquest.

The mother-of-three was discovered at her home in Woodlands Walk, Merthyr Tydfil, en mai 17 l'année dernière, Pontypridd Coroners’ Court heard on Monday.

She was described as “fun and loving” et “the most bubbly person in the room”.

According to WalesOnline, her husband Paul Cleaver, with whom she was separated for over a year, said Joanne had a history of poor mental health, including depression and anxiety and tried to take her own life.

“She suffered with her mental health for around 10 years and she had previously tried to take her own life,” he said during evidence read out by assistant coroner for south Wales Rachel Knight.

Mr Cleaver said he came from work around 3.30pm or 4pm, and the children said Joanne didn’t turn up, which he said was “out of character” as she would usually send a text if she could not make it.

He had last seen her “eight or nine” days before her death.

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After becoming more concerned, the husband was able to gain access to Mrs Cleaver’s home via the living room after she did not answer the door and found Mrs Cleaver hanged as he walked into the hallway.

Even after emergency services shortly arrived and performed CPR, Mrs Cleaver died at the scene.

The inquest stated that no note was discovered, and Mrs Cleaver didn’t have any injuries other than ligature marks.

Her medical cause of death was given as hanging.

Ms Knight said: “Joanne Claire Cleaver was aged 49 and suffered with diabetes, dépression, and had previous suicide attempts. She was found deceased by her husband, who she was separated from.”

The coroner added: “There was no indication of the involvement of any other person and no sign of a note being left.”

Speaking to WalesOnline last year, Mrs Cleaver’s son Jack and step-daughter Sammi described their late mother as a “sociable person who was known and loved by the community.

“She was always the most bubbly person in the room and always put everyone else first,” said Jack. “Especially us three boys who meant the world to her. Her friends always said she was the life and soul of the party.”

While Sami added: ” “She worked part-time in Tesco on the checkout. She was always cracking jokes with the customers – she was really memorable. A lot of people knew her. People would always go to her counter saying it was because she was so lovely and would ask questions.”