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| − | '''Olive Marie Osmond''', born October 13, 1959 (age {{age|1959|10|13}}) in [[Ogden, Utah]], is an American singer, a member of the show "[[The Osmonds]]", and actress. Her best known song is "Paper Roses". She had a variety show with her brother [[Donny Osmond|Donny]] in the | + | '''Olive Marie Osmond''', born October 13, 1959 (age {{age|1959|10|13}}) in [[Ogden, Utah]], is an American singer, a member of the show "[[The Osmonds]]", and actress. Her best known song is "Paper Roses". She had a variety show with her brother [[Donny Osmond|Donny]] in the 1970s and the two reconnected with a talk show in the later 1990s. |
Marie has been also in the doll business for years; her [[doll]] collection has garnered numerous award nominations. MarieDollFriends is a "private" online doll club for Marie Osmond Doll Collectors. She has sold over 1 million dolls through [[QVC]]. | Marie has been also in the doll business for years; her [[doll]] collection has garnered numerous award nominations. MarieDollFriends is a "private" online doll club for Marie Osmond Doll Collectors. She has sold over 1 million dolls through [[QVC]]. | ||
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Olive Marie Osmond, born October 13, 1959 (age 67) in Ogden, Utah, is an American singer, a member of the show "The Osmonds", and actress. Her best known song is "Paper Roses". She had a variety show with her brother Donny in the 1970s and the two reconnected with a talk show in the later 1990s.
Marie has been also in the doll business for years; her doll collection has garnered numerous award nominations. MarieDollFriends is a "private" online doll club for Marie Osmond Doll Collectors. She has sold over 1 million dolls through QVC.
Marie suffered from postpartum depression in 1997 after the birth of her child (she has nine children total, 5 through adoption). She wrote a book in 2001 chronicling her difficulties with the depression.
Marie Osmond has launched a personal crusade to clean up the Internet.