To date, it is unknown what caused Lota Cheek’s death or how old she was when she passed away.

Little is known about her personal life outside of when she was at the peak of her job. The details of her life now are still uncertain.

But since there is no proof of Lota’s demise, it’s possible that she passed away naturally.

Lota Cheek does not have a page on Wikipedia. She was, nevertheless, a well-known beauty icon in her era.

Throughout her career, Lota was a model for numerous companies, including Colgate. She served as a model for Colgate with her perfect, white teeth.

After winning the title of America’s most beautiful woman, her acting career took off, and it didn’t take long to become a well-known personality in the entertainment industry.

A popular New York City revue called Earl Carroll’s Vanities featured Lota Cheek from the early 1920s.

In 1921, she won a beauty pageant and was named America’s prettiest girl.

Many magazines and news outlets have reported the story saying Lota Cheek was her real name, even though the majority of her admirers believe she goes by a different name.

In the advertisement that appeared in newspapers, she smiled and fixed her gaze on the camera. People continue to remain in awe of Cheek’s beauty.

According to several online sources, Lota Cheek was married at least four times in her life.

She wed Robert Platt Stout for the first time in Alabama in 1916. After some time, nevertheless, the couple decided to divorce and separate.

After Lotta learned that F.L. Seimmons had not divorced his former wife despite marrying Lota, the couple’s divorce became exceedingly difficult.

The divorce heightened her reputation and was one of Lota’s era’s most talked-about celebrity scandals. After that, she married Mr. Sanders, and their relationship ended in divorce.

Then, in 1924, Lota married British actor Harry Tyrell Davis in Manhattan. The couple became acquainted while performing on Broadway at the time.

Harry went back to the UK, but Cheek reportedly remained in the US.