Zoom News : May 03, 2022, 09:08 AM
Grammy Award winning singer Naomi Judd breathed her last at the age of 76. His daughter Ashley Judd issued a statement on Saturday, informing that Naomi Good has passed away due to mental illness, but now a big thing has come out about her death. Multiple sources say the 76-year-old singer allegedly committed suicide after a battle with mental health. Let us tell you that Naomi wrote in detail about her depression struggle in the year 2018 published in People magazine and advocated for more research into the nature of suicide.
Husband Larry Strickland breaks silenceNaomi Judd's husband Larry Strickland has broken his silence after his death. He said in a statement that Judd's family is going through a very difficult time at this time, I request confidentiality during this time and no further information can be given.
Singer Naomi Judd has died just a day before she is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. However, 24 hours after her death, her daughters attended the event and during this she became emotional remembering her late mother. They said during the ceremony 'Mama we love you so much, Ashley cried, I'm sorry you couldn't be here today.' The Hall of Fame Medallion Ceremony was held on Sunday at the CMA Theater in Nashville, Tennessee.
According to reports, Naomi Judds had a series of solo songs in the 1980s and 1990s. Also in 1994, he produced an album of 12 songs, which was on top of the Grammy-winning hits Why Not Me, Mama's Crazy.
Husband Larry Strickland breaks silenceNaomi Judd's husband Larry Strickland has broken his silence after his death. He said in a statement that Judd's family is going through a very difficult time at this time, I request confidentiality during this time and no further information can be given.
Singer Naomi Judd has died just a day before she is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. However, 24 hours after her death, her daughters attended the event and during this she became emotional remembering her late mother. They said during the ceremony 'Mama we love you so much, Ashley cried, I'm sorry you couldn't be here today.' The Hall of Fame Medallion Ceremony was held on Sunday at the CMA Theater in Nashville, Tennessee.
According to reports, Naomi Judds had a series of solo songs in the 1980s and 1990s. Also in 1994, he produced an album of 12 songs, which was on top of the Grammy-winning hits Why Not Me, Mama's Crazy.