Introduction
Donny Osmond – A Music Legend Still Shining at 60
Donny Osmond—a name etched into the memories of millions of fans since the 1970s—has now turned 60, yet shows no signs of slowing down. Born on December 9, 1961, Donny began his career at an early age, performing alongside his family in the beloved group The Osmond Brothers.
A multi-talented artist—singer, dancer, and actor—Donny enjoyed a successful solo career, with numerous hit records to his name. One of his biggest hits, “Puppy Love,” climbed to number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped the charts in the UK. He also made a name for himself in musical theater, starring in major productions such as Little Johnny Jones, The Sound of Music, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
From 1975 to 1979, Donny co-hosted the popular TV variety show Donny and Marie with his sister Marie Osmond, becoming a household name. He later returned to Broadway in 2004 to play Gaston in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast stage production.
Outside of entertainment, Donny is also a published author of several motivational books and the founder of Osmond Design, a business specializing in home furnishings and décor. He is married to Deborah Glenn, and together they have five adult sons. Known for his strong faith, Donny dedicates time to philanthropy and spiritual outreach.
Even at 60, Donny continues to perform and remains an inspirational figure to younger artists. Often referred to as an icon of pop culture, his timeless charisma and energy keep him relevant to both longtime fans and new generations.
Donny Osmond’s career is a shining example of perseverance, creativity, and unwavering passion—a legacy that transcends decades and continues to inspire. His journey through the world of showbiz is far from over, and the world is still eager to see what comes next.