Naomi Judd”her spirit lives on”
Naomi Judd “her spirit lives on” The sad news of Naomi Judd’s death at the age of 76 has hit all country music fans right in their hearts 💕. She died from the horrible disease of mental illness, and just at what would have been one of the many highlights of her life, her Country Music Hall of Fame induction. However, her death did not stop the Hall of Fame induction from going ahead, and rightly so. She earned that right a long time ago. I can only feel sympathy for her daughters, and only God knows what they must be going through to have that fantastic amount of love for your mom; then it’s just taken away from you. Our hearts go out to you, standing firm and letting this great honor, the Hall of Fame induction, go ahead. This hard-hitting death comes a few weeks after Naomi Judd and Wynonna Judd’s performance of “Love Can Build a Bridge” at the 2022 CMT Music Awards; it seems to be a fitting message from the angels 😇. I’ll tell you why. Naomi is over with the angels right now, and there is still that love connection between her and her daughters and the rest of her family and fans. That’s the bridge of love that we have now and forever. And it was meant to kick off their farewell tour, similar to Michael Jackson’s last show he was told to put on before he passed away 😪. Is there a message somewhere in all this 🤔? Well, I’m not sure, but we know that mother and daughter had 14 number 1s. How great of an achievement is that? Like “Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain 🌧,” “Why Not Me,” “Grandpa,” and the list goes on. Just by the title of these songs, you can tell they sang about what they felt. That’s why you will find twenty top-ten hits in the ’80s, and I mean 20 million albums sold and platinum after platinum albums, outstanding. So, they started their careers in the ’80s and became superstars: nine CMA Awards, seven Academy of Country Music Awards, and five Grammy Awards. Back in 2016, Naomi told in her book how she had mental illness. Naomi Judd”her spirit lives on”
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