The oldest member of the Osmond household has handed away. Alan Osmond, a member of the music group The Osmonds, died on Monday, April 20, 2026, at 8:30 p.m. MT.
A spokesperson for the Osmond household confirmed his loss of life. He was 76 years outdated. In keeping with CBS affiliate KUTV, Alan’s spouse, Suzanne Pinegar Osmond, and their eight sons have been by his aspect when he handed. Alan retired from performing in 1987 after he was identified with a number of sclerosis, a illness that causes breakdown of the protecting overlaying of nerves.
“It’s with profound disappointment that we share the passing of my beloved brother, Alan Osmond,” Alan’s brother, Merrill, stated in an announcement on the time. I used to be grateful to be with him shortly earlier than he handed and to share a remaining significant second collectively. Alan was a gifted creator, a person of religion, and a deeply loving soul whose life blessed many.”
He continued, “Our household is grateful for the outpouring of affection and prayers. We are going to honor his reminiscence and the message he cared so deeply about. He will likely be missed past phrases.”
What was Alan Osmond’s internet value?
Whereas Alan’s internet value hasn’t been confirmed, Howdy! theorized that he was value just like Merrill, who’s value $5 million, in accordance with Celeb Web Value. Alan began performing along with his brothers—Wayne, Merrill and Jay—as a part of the Osmond Brothers Boys’ Quartet on the age of 12. The group later fashioned The Osmonds, including youthful brothers Donny and Jimmy Osmond. Different occasional members included Marie, David, and Travis Osmond.
Who will inherit Alan Osmond’s internet value?
Alan shared eight sons along with his spouse, Suzanne Pinegar Osmond: Michael, Nathan (who’s additionally a musician and songwriter like his household), Douglas Kenneth, David Levi, Scott Merill, Jonathan “Jon,” Alex, and Tyler. Alan and Suzanne married in 1974 and remained collectively till his loss of life.
Whereas there isn’t any affirmation on who will inherit Alan’s internet value after his loss of life, his sister, Marie, advised Us Weekly in 2023 that she didn’t plan to depart her kids or grandchildren an inheritance following her personal passing. “Truthfully, why would you allow your little one to not attempt to be one thing? I don’t know anyone who turns into something in the event that they’re simply handed cash,” she stated. “To me, the best present you may give your little one is a ardour to go looking out who they’re inside and to work. I imply, I’ve achieved so many issues from designing dolls [and much more]. I really like attempting [and] I wanna attempt every little thing. I’m a finisher.”
She continued: “That’s one among my guidelines with my children. In the event you begin it, you end it, you don’t ever must do it once more, however you gotta end. And, I simply suppose all [an inheritance] does is breed laziness and entitlement. I labored arduous and I’m gonna spend all of it and have enjoyable with my husband.”
She first revealed her plan to not go away any inheritance to her kids on an episode of The Discuss in 2020. “I feel you do an amazing disservice to your kids to only hand them a fortune since you take away the one most necessary present you may give your kids, and that’s the flexibility to work,” she stated. “You see it quite a bit in wealthy households the place the youngsters, they don’t know what to do and they also get in hassle. Allow them to be pleased with what they make. I’m going to provide mine to my charity.”
Marie shares son Stephen with husband Steve Craig. She’s additionally a mom to kids Rachael, Jessica, Brandon, Brianna, Matthew, and Abigail together with her ex-husband, Brian Blosil. Marie and Brian’s eldest son, Michael, died of suicide in 2010.
“I don’t not assist my kids. I imply, [if] they need assistance [buying] a automotive or one thing, [I will pitch in,]” Marie additionally advised Us Weekly in 2023. “I really like them to study. You don’t love one thing in case you don’t earn it. And so, even once they get their first automotive, you pay for half of it, get a job and study that self esteem that [it] provides you.”
Whereas Marie didn’t plan to depart any inheritance to her kids, she advised the journal that she did wish to give most of her fortune to “assist folks” after her loss of life. “I simply really feel like that is the perfect time of our lives as girls. Now I’m a grandma and I get to only spoil my grandkids,” she stated. “I don’t have to lift them. Good luck. It’s enjoyable. … I really feel like I’ve the perfect life.”
