Osmonds' Wayne Osmond Dies at Age 73

Wayne Osmond, a founding member of the iconic family music group The Osmonds, passed away at the age of 73 due to complications from a massive stroke. His death was announced by his brother Merrill Osmond, who described Wayne as a 'saint' and praised his humility and unconditional love for others. Wayne was known for co-writing many of the group's hits, including 'One Bad Apple' and 'Crazy Horses,' and he was beloved for his positivity and musical talent. He faced significant health challenges throughout his life, including a brain tumor that severely impacted his hearing and a stroke that hindered his guitar playing. Tributes poured in from family members, including Donny Osmond, who expressed gratitude for having Wayne as a brother and highlighted his enduring spirit. The Osmonds have a rich legacy in pop music, originating from their early performances in a barbershop quartet and growing into one of the most recognizable family acts of the 1970s.