What did Diana Ross say about Mary Wilson?
What did Diana Ross say about Mary Wilson?
“I remember Mary’s joy and love during happier times and our love and years together,” Ross tells ET. “I recall ‘the good old days’ with a smile in my heart and a song in my heart during these changing times. I’m happy to have known her. Love and condolences to her family.”
What did Diana Ross say about Mary Wilson death?
On Tuesday, Diana Ross shared a tribute to Wilson, her Supremes co-founder and groupmate from 1959 to 1970, who died Monday evening at age 76. “I just woke up to this news, my condolences to you Mary’s family, I am reminded that each day is a gift, I have so many wonderful memories of our time together,” she wrote.
Why did Diana Ross leave Motown?
The truth is I did not leave Motown because I was upset or angry or hurt. I left because I was growing as a person and it was time for me to move on. By 1981, Diana Ross was at the peak of her solo career.
Who did Michael Jackson write Diana about?
Michael Jackson: “I wrote a song called ‘Dirty Diana’. It was not about Lady Diana. It was about certain kinds of girls that hang around concerts or clubs, you know, they call them groupies. I’ve lived with that all my life.
