Marie Osmond Shares Cute New Photo of Her Grandkids Celebrating Easter — See the Snap!
We can’t get enough of Marie Osmond‘s beautiful family! On Friday, April 26, she shared the cutest pic of her adorable little grandkids about to dig into an Easter-themed chocolate cake. Yum!
“Thank you Sarah @madhouse_munchies. My grandkids loved their #Easter cake!!! 🐰🎂👏🏼 #yummy #cake,” she captioned the fun pic. Spending time with her family is something the 59-year-old singer likes to do often.
“I am the happiest I have ever been!” Marie previously shared to Closer Weekly. “Out of all the awards and accolades that I have been blessed with throughout my life, nothing comes close in comparison with the blessings I receive from being a mother to my eight children and grandma of three.”
Marie’s large family has made her one happy lady over the years! “I’ve gotten to experience things with them that I never did,” she admitted. “I didn’t really have a childhood — my life has not been normal.”
Marie lost her childhood when she and her brothers started a family music group called The Osmonds in the 1960s. Together they achieved astronomical success in the music industry and their hit song “One Bad Apple” peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1971. But to this day, Marie still says her biggest accomplishment will always be her kids.
Marie feels this way because her mom, Olive Osmond, taught her to always put her family first no matter what. “She said, ‘You know that you are successful when you can honestly say that you are a happy grandma. That means that your children love you, that you have put family first and that your grandbabies love you,'” Marie recalled. “I can say that I am a happy mother and a happy grandma.”
We can all learn a thing or two about cherishing our family from Marie!
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