Avicii Suicide by Broken Glass ... 
 
 Avicii's Suicide Caused by Self-Inflicted Cuts from Glass 
 
 EXCLUSIVE 
 
 Avicii committed suicide with broken glass he used to cut himself ... TMZ has learned. 
 
 Multiple sources familiar with the circumstances surrounding the famous DJ's death tell us, he did indeed take his own life ... something his parents alluded to last week. 
 
 Our sources say the method of death was a shard of glass that caused massive bleeding. Two sources tell us Avicii broke a bottle and used the glass to inflict the fatal wound. One of the sources says it was a wine bottle. 
 
 Two sources tell us the point of injury was Avicii's neck but another strongly denies that, saying it was his wrist. We cannot confirm this, but the sources were privy to specific information about Avicii's death. 
 
 As TMZ reported ... the 28-year-old was found dead April 20 in the Middle Eastern country of Oman. He battled alcohol problems for years, and his friends worried those issues would eventually kill him. 
 
 Avicii's family released a statement that included the clear message it was suicide ... "He really struggled with thoughts about Meaning, Life, Happiness. He could not go on any longer. He wanted to find peace." ||||| The full extent of Avicii’s generous nature has been revealed just a week after his death in Oman, with the DJ giving away millions to charities. 
 
 Due to his chart-topping songs such as “Wake Me Up” and “Hey Brother” as well as being able to command fees around $250,000 for a club gig the Swedish DJ is believed to have amassed a fortune of around £60million. 
 
 But the 28-year-old, real name Tim Bergling, gave millions away to charities to help hunger relief. 
 
 He is said to have given away $1m from his 27-date House for Hunger tour of the United States in 2012 to the charity Feeding America. 
 
 The following year he gave another million euros to the Swedish aid organization Radiohjälpen. 
 
 Avicii said in a 2013 interview: “I discovered when I started making money that I didn’t really need it.” 
 
 “When you have such an excess of money you don’t need, the most sensible, most human and completely obvious thing is to give to people in need.” 
 
 In 2015, he tackled the issues of human trafficking and gang violence when he directed the videos for his tracks “For a Better Day” and “Pure Grinding.” 
 
 “All the songs have a story I wanted to tell,” Avicii said at the time. 
 
 Although he gained recognition for a string of singles he really became a global success with the song Levels in 2011 which sampled Etta James and hit platinum status in at least ten countries. 
 
 Avicii also worked with a host of big names outside of the EDM (electronic dance music) world, namely Coldplay, Robbie Williams, Rita Ora, Lenny Kravitz and Leona Lewis. 
 
 According to Forbes magazine, he earnt $19m from a worldwide arena tour in 2015. 
 
 The Swedish DJ quit touring in 2016 after life on the road seriously impacted his health. 
 
 Avicii’s health problems began in January 2012, when he spent 11 days in hospital with acute pancreatitis, reportedly caused by heavy drinking. 
 
 “Drinking became routine for me, but it’s impossible to keep up touring and drinking at the same time, because you are going to crash,” he told the Evening Standard in 2014. 
 
 Two years later, in 2015, Tim chose to highlight the issues of gang violence and human trafficking when he directed the music videos of his two songs “Pure Grinding” and “For A Better Day.” 
 
 He also battled mental and physical health problems, in part caused by his heavy drinking, and friends expressed concern he was overdoing it. 
 
 Earlier this week, Tim’s family released an open letter in which they hinted he had taken his own life. 
 
 In their letter published on Aftonbladet and translated from its original Swedish, they wrote: “Our beloved Tim was a seeker, a fragile artistic soul searching for answers to existential questions. 
 
 “An over-achieving perfectionist who traveled and worked hard at a pace that led to extreme stress. 
 
 “When he stopped touring, he wanted to find a balance in life to be happy and be able to do what he loved most – music.”
– The family of Swedish DJ Avicii has suggested the 28-year-old committed suicide, and a new report from TMZ has troubling details on the method. The website cites multiple sources who say that Avicii used a shard of glass from a broken bottle to fatally cut himself. Avicii had been a leading figure in the genre of electronic dance music but had reportedly fought alcoholism and depression for years. One lesser-known aspect that has come to light since his death: The entertainer, real name Tim Bergling, had donated millions to charity over the years, particularly ones to fight hunger, reports Page Six.