There’s nothing quite like family love, and the Osmond siblings are proving just that. Singers Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond took a moment to celebrate their older brother Jay Osmond's 65th birthday in a heartwarming way. On Monday, March 2, the duo hopped on Instagram to honor Jay with some sweet words and throwback vibes.
Marie, who is now 60, couldn’t contain her excitement as she posted a heartfelt birthday shout-out. “#HappyBirthday to my big brother Jay!! 🎉 I love you with all of my ♥️!!!” she wrote, adding four heart emojis to seal the deal. Her message was filled with love and admiration for her sibling, showcasing the close bond they share.
Not to be outdone, Donny, now 62, chimed in with his own tribute. “My brother Jay has been my hero right from the start. #HappyBirthday, bro! Wishing you all the best on your big day,” he wrote. It’s clear that Jay has left an indelible mark on both of his siblings, shaping their lives in countless ways.
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Throwback to The Osmonds
If you’re familiar with the Osmond family, you know that the early '70s were all about the music. Jay, Marie, and Donny were part of a legendary singing group with their siblings—Alan Osmond, 70, Wayne Osmond, 68, Merrill Osmond, 66, and Jimmy Osmond, 56—called The Osmonds. Although the group disbanded in the '80s, the "Paper Roses" singer brought everyone back together in October 2019 for what she called “the last time ever” on The Talk. During that memorable appearance, she expressed her gratitude for their influence on her career.
“I think career-wise I wouldn’t be here without ‘Paper Roses,’” she shared. “I was 12, and that launched into ‘I’m A Little Bit Country, [I’m A Little Bit Rock and Roll]’ for Donny and Marie. But if you really go back to the beginning, none of us would be here without the four original Osmond brothers, and they started on the Andy Williams Show.”
Brotherly Love on The Talk
