News about Georgia Holt

In a candid new interview, Cher shares about the death of her 'amazing, kick-ass' mother. In a special BBC show Cher Meets Rylan that will air on Saturday, the Believe hitmaker, 77, spoke to Rylan Clark about her family while promoting her latest Christmas collection. Georgia Holt, Cher's mother, died in December at the age of 96. She was a singer-songwriter, actor, and model.

Cher expressed the need to show her late mother the enormous diamond ring she recently received from her boyfriend Alexander A.E. Edwards in tweets that were published on Monday. After a fan said in a comment that she wished her followers a merry Christmas, the 76-year-old music legend discussed losing her mother.' The somber thought came after the Moonstruck actress jubilantly displayed the spark that Edwards had given her, sparking rumors that she had gotten engaged to the 36-year-old music executive, who is 40 years her junior.

Cher shared reflective thoughts about death on Wednesday night in the aftermath of her mother's death. 'When I die, I want ppl to honor me,' the legendary singer, 76, posted a tweet.' 'Throw a party.' She expressed regret after writing that she would 'celebrate her' in one of her and her late mother Georgia Holt's 'favorite places.'

Following the death of her mother, Georgia Holt, Cher admitted on Tuesday that she is'struggling to sleep.' The 76-year-old actress died on Saturday but has since revealed on Twitter that the 96-year-old Holt's remaining moments were laced with 'too much pain.' On Saturday, the Strong Enough songstress first revealed the news with three tragic words, tweeting: "Mom is gone."

Cher has reportedly announced that Georgia Holt, her mother, died at the age of 96. 'Mom is gone,' penned Cher,' prompted many of her 4 million Twitter followers to send her condolences,' a frowning emoji, followed by a sarcastic emoji.

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