Hey there, friends! Let's dive into something truly heartwarming. Marie Osmond celebrated her eldest child, Stephen, turning 37. The beloved cohost of "The Talk" shared some of the cutest photos of her son, his wife Claire, and their adorable kids, along with a touching message to mark his special day on April 20.
A Mother's Pride: Marie's Tribute to Stephen
In a heartfelt post, Marie, now 60, couldn't contain her excitement as she gushed about her firstborn. “My firstborn, Stephen, had a quarantine birthday this weekend!!” she exclaimed, sharing a collage of photos of her handsome son, his wife Claire, and their trio of kids. Marie went on to say, “Stephen, I love you so much, sweetheart … so proud of you and your sweet little family!!!” Can you feel the love? It’s practically radiating from the screen!
View this post on InstagramMy firstborn Stephen had a quarantine birthday this weekend!! Stephen I love you so much sweetheart, so proud of you and your sweet little family!!! I hope you all are enjoying this sweet time together 💕 I waited for you to send me a picture to post, but I guess it’s better to get forgiveness than permission… Took these from Claire’s Instagram 🤣
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Quarantine Doesn’t Stop the Love
Considering that Stephen, Claire, and their kids are in quarantine due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Marie added, “I hope you all are enjoying this sweet time together.” She admitted with a laugh that she didn't wait for permission to post the photos, saying, “I waited for you to send me a picture to post, but I guess it’s better to get forgiveness than permission … Took these from Claire’s Instagram.” Isn't that relatable? We’ve all been there, right?
Her fans couldn’t help but join in on the celebration. Comments poured in, with one user writing, “Awwww, they are such a cute family!! Happy birthday, Stephen!!” Another added, “I remember this sweet boy in a video you did years ago. Still cute.” A third chimed in, “I always steal pics from my sons’ girlfriends’ pages. I guess I’m in good company. Happy birthday to your son!”
Marie Updates Fans on Her Family Amid the Pandemic
In mid-March, the legendary "Paper Roses" singer, who is also the proud mom of Jessica, 32, Rachael, 30, Brandon, 23, Brianna, 22, Matthew, 20, Abigail, 17, and the late son Michael, gave her fans a peek into how her family was coping during the pandemic.
“Made a fast trip to make sure Jessica was safe and had food [and] toilet paper,” Marie explained via Instagram, noting that she and her youngest daughter, Abby, took a quick trip to Arizona to check in on Jessica. She added, “All is well driving back home now. Hope you and your loved ones are all doing well too.” It’s moments like these that remind us how important it is to stay connected, even when we can't physically be together.
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With more than a month of self-isolation alongside her husband, Steven Craig, Marie has been sharing her wisdom with fans. On April 20, the author of "Key is Love" revealed how she’s staying connected with her children and grandchildren during the pandemic.
“My daughters, Rachael and [daughter-in-law] Claire, who after more than a month of being alone with their children, organized a FaceTime get together for the cousins!” she shared. “It was a great way for them to stay safe but isolate together. My grandkids don’t fully understand all that’s going on, but the faith and trust they have for their parents is precious.”
Marie couldn’t help but gush over how much joy it brought her to see Rachael and Claire start “quaranteaming” as one big family. “I love the idea of being a ‘team’ with those special people in our lives right now,” she added. “I told them how sweet it was for their children.”
We absolutely adore how the Osmonds are sticking together, even from afar!
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