Peaches Geldof's body has been released to her family so they can begin to make preparations for her funeral.
On Thursday a spokesman for North West Kent coroner Roger Hatch stated: "We can confirm that the body has been released to the family for funeral arrangements to be made." The coroner's statement comes a day after a post-mortem on Peaches' body proved inconclusive, meaning the 25-year-old's relatives are now waiting on the results of toxicology tests, which will be released in two to three weeks, to offer some explanation.
Peaches' family are now beginning to organise her memorial which is expected to be held at the same church where her mother Paula Yates' funeral took place and where she married musician Thomas Cohen.
The church of St Mary Magdalene and St Lawrence in Davington holds particular significance for the Geldof family.
Following their Las Vegas nuptials Bob and Paula had their marriage blessed at the church in 1986, 14 years before Paula was laid to rest there in 2000.
In 2012 Peaches and Tom chose the picturesque chapel as the venue for their wedding, before celebrating their union at Davington Priory, Sir Bob's nearby country home.
Peaches and Tom in 2012
Peaches' family have rallied together since her body was discovered at her home on Monday.
Peaches Geldof: A life in pictures Grieving father Sir Bob Geldof arrived back in the UK on Wednesday to reunite with his heart-broken family and has been spending time with his grandsons Astala and Phaedra at Tom's parents' home in London.
Musician and campaigner Bob arrived at Heathrow Airport on a flight from the US and made his way to his house in Battersea, south west London along with his 23-year-old daughter Pixie.
Sir Bob Geldof with Peaches, Tom and baby Astala on their wedding day
Since the news of her sister's sudden and untimely death,
Pixie has decided to pull out of her DJ gig at Coachella
Music Festival in Indio, California for the next two weekends.
Pixie and Peaches' other sister Fifi has paid to the late star on Instagram, posting a picture of the siblings as youngsters with the caption "My beautiful baby sister... Gone but never forgotten. I love you, Peaches x".
Sir Bob arrived back in London on Wednesday
Sir Bob has vowed that the family will remain close despite experiencing more than their fair share of personal tragedy. "We loved her and will cherish Peaches forever. How sad that sentence is," he said. "Tom and her sons Astala and Phaedra will always belong in our family. Fractured so often, but never broken."