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Marie Osmond Receives ‘Beautiful’ Flowers From Brother Donny and Others for ‘The Talk’ Premiere — Look!
How sweet! For her anticipated debut on The Talk, Marie Osmond was gifted with some lovely flowers all thanks to her brother Donny, her husband Steve and other friends.
The 59-year-old took to Instagram on Tuesday, September 10 to share what her older brother, 61, former The Talk cohost Julie Chen and others were nice enough to give to her. “Thank you to my @CBS Execs., @juliechencbs, @rogersandcowan, my husband and management, and my sweet brother @donnyosmond for the beautiful flowers for my first day on #TheTalk,” the entertainer wrote alongside a montage of pics showing off the various bouquets. “It made me so very happy every time I walked into my dressing room. Thank you!!!”
Take a look at the post below!
Fans were all about the nice gesture, as they took to the comments section to respond. “Beautiful! Love you more on The Talk — it’s a nice addition to the team. I enjoy watching the show with you on it,” one person said. Another added, “You are a breath of fresh air!”
Marie made her debut on Monday, September 9th, alongside other panelists Carrie Ann Inaba, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood and Eve. This coming after the “Paper Roses” singer was officially named Sara Gilbert‘s replacement. “It is such a joy for me to be joining The Talk in September. After guest cohosting and appearing as a guest on the show throughout the years, I am thrilled to now call this my day job,” Marie said in a press release at the time.
“I look forward to working with Sharon, Sheryl, Eve and Carrie Ann, who are such smart, strong, talented women whom I immensely respect,” she continued. “I cannot wait to share this exciting new chapter with the viewers and the CBS family.”
It is so great to see Marie on daytime television — hopefully she will get to have her dream guest, Hugh Jackman, on soon!
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