Reba McEntire is usually one of the people on “The Voice” who watches others perform but‚ this week‚ she took to the stage with a new song. The song‚ called “Seven Minutes in Heaven‚” is just one from her latest album‚ “Not That Fancy.” It’s no wonder‚ though‚ why she chose to perform this one in particular — it’s all about her late mother‚ Jacqueline Smith‚ who passed away in 2020. McEntire uses this new song to take listeners on a journey with her as she imagines what it might be like to visit her mom in heaven‚ even just for seven minutes. Large screens display imagery of fall leaves‚ and fog beautifully takes over the stage‚ perfectly setting the scene that Reba imagines. YouTube In the song‚ McEntire pictures passing by famous folks who have already passed but‚ instead of taking the time to talk to them‚ she heads straight for her mom. In fact‚ she even shares that‚ if given the chance‚ she’d pass on the chance to ask God questions. Reba Performs Emotional New Song on “The Voice” “I wouldn’t spend all my seconds asking God questions ’cause He knows I’d be back soon‚” Reba sang. “If I had seven minutes in Heaven‚ I’d spend them all with you.” As this moving performance ends‚ a black and white photo of McEntire’s mom appears on screen‚ prompting her to say‚ “Oh‚ I miss you‚ Mama.” McEntire’s fellow coaches proudly look on and cheer‚ clearly emotional for their co-worker and friend. The audience also erupts in applause. What a beautiful tribute to her mom! Watch Reba McEntire perform her new song‚ “Seven Minutes in Heaven‚” on “The Voice” in the emotional video below. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Reba Debuts Emotional New Song About Her Late Mother On “The Voice.” appeared first on InspireMore.

It isn’t every day that you reach a milestone like your 75th birthday. For Ozzy Osbourne‚ many people thought he would never reach this day. But his wife‚ Sharon Osbourne‚ has been at Ozzy’s side for the entire wild ride. They have discussed some of the rockier bits of their more than four decades together. During an interview with People‚ they discussed the good and bad parts of their life together. But in the end‚ they “… never gave up on each other.” Sharon and Ozzy first met in 1970‚ when Sharon’s father‚ Don Arden‚ was the manager for Black Sabbath. The relationship began later‚ culminating with their marriage in 1982. The pair have three children: Aimée‚ Kelly‚ and Jack. They have a bunch of grandkids‚ too! They all met to celebrate Ozzy’s birthday. Sharon also said during their People interview that she and Ozzy are “still in love.” Sharon and Ozzy have a family that epitomizes wholesome goodness. Image from Instagram. To celebrate Ozzy’s birthday‚ Sharon sent a heartfelt message to him on X (formerly Twitter). Her message was short‚ simple‚ and sappy-sweet: “Happy Birthday to my soulmate‚ the love of my life and best friend. OZZY I know this next year will be full of laughter‚ love and light.” Ending her tweet with a heart emoji added the perfect touch. We hope Sharon Osbourne and Ozzy continue enjoying their large family for many years. Ozzy has Parkinson’s Disease. The family is adjusting to ensure he stays comfortable and healthy. Ozzy has said that he has more issues with a recent spinal injury than he does with Parkinson’s. You can see Sharon’s special birthday message below. Please share this with your friends so they can celebrate‚ too! Happy Birthday to my soulmate‚ the love of my life and best friend.OZZY I know this next year will be full of laughter‚ loveand light. pic.twitter.com/IHWh1oz5zU— Sharon Osbourne (@MrsSOsbourne) December 3‚ 2023 You can find the source of this story’s featured image here and here. The post Sharon Osbourne Shares Heartfelt Message For Ozzy’s 75th Birthday. appeared first on InspireMore.

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