Marie Osmond, the renowned singer famous for her hit song “Paper Roses,” has not only had a remarkable career but is also a proud mother, watching her daughter, Jessica, grow into a remarkable woman. Even at the age of 60, Marie continues to shine brightly in the entertainment industry, transitioning from a singer to a well-known talk show host and working on exciting projects, including a new show with Viacom CBS.

Marie Osmond’s journey to stardom began when she was just a part of the Osmond family, captivating audiences with their performances on The Andy Williams Show in 1962. However, it was in 1973, at the age of 14, that Marie’s solo career took off. Her country-style song, “Paper Roses,” soared to number one on the US Country charts and reached the Top 5 on the Billboard Magazine Pop chart, marking the beginning of her incredible solo career.

Her brother, Donny Osmond, also found fame as part of The Osmonds, and the sibling duo became not just famous for their TV show but also as two of the most well-known Mormons in the entertainment industry.

Marie’s affiliation with the Mormon religion led to a complex situation when she openly supported her adopted daughter, Jessica, who identifies as a lesbian. Jessica Marie Blosil, adopted by Marie and her then-husband Brian Blosil at the age of two, became the center of attention when she came out as gay at 17. Marie, despite her commitment to the Mormon faith, embraced her daughter with unwavering love and acceptance.