The iconic singer Marie Osmond, who wrote the popular song “Paper Roses,” is well-known for her attractiveness and for being quite proud of her daughter Jessica’s development into a formidable lady. The rest of Marie’s children are growing up well and starting their own families. This 60-year-old global celebrity has no intention of fully announcing her retirement from the spotlight just yet. In addition to her musical career, Marie Osmond has gained recognition as a talk show host. She has worked on a number of projects, including a new show with Viacom CBS after leaving the CBS daytime chat show The Talk.
From the Osmonds to Solo Stardom: A Journey
As a member of the Osmond family, Marie Osmond initially won over hearts of fans when she made frequent appearances on The Andy Williams Show in 1962. But Marie’s career really took off in 1973, when she was fourteen years old. “Paper Roses,” a country-inspired song she wrote, shot to the top of the US Country charts and to the Top 5 of the Billboard Magazine Pop chart. It became an instant hit. This achievement signaled the start of an incredible solo career.
After becoming a member of The Osmonds, Donny Osmond, Marie’s brother, also became extremely famous. The charismatic pair became well-known in the entertainment sector not only for their TV program but also as two of the most recognizable Mormons.
Accepting and Loving One Another
When Marie Osmond publicly acknowledged her support for her adopted daughter Jessica, who identifies as a lesbian, her relationship with the Mormon faith was tested. The eldest child of Marie Osmond and her former spouse Brian Blosil is Jessica Marie Blosil. Jessica was just two years old when she was adopted. Even though Marie and Brian’s marriage ended in divorce in 2007, the split was amicable. Afterwards, Marie wedded Steve Craig, her first husband, who had also changed careers from football player to public speaker.
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