Legendary Singer Brenda Lee Reveals Judy Garland Gave THIS Advice To Her; READ

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As a lifestyle expert reflecting on the wisdom of Brenda Lee, I find her story incredibly inspiring. It serves as a reminder that even amidst the glitz and glamour of show business, it is crucial to hold onto one’s childhood.

At a tender age, Brenda Lee received valuable guidance from fellow stars who had achieved fame early in their careers, particularly Judy Garland, who also gained popularity during her youth.

During a chat with People magazine, Lee reminisced about encountering Garland in the 1950s, a time when she was already a renowned superstar. Their paths crossed since they were both scheduled to put on shows at the Sahara Hotel and Casino.

She recalled that The Wizard of Oz star lying by the pool in Las Vegas. She said that at the time, she was just a teenager and she got her “bravado” and went over to introduce herself to A Star Is Born actress and said, “Miss Garland, could you give me any advice on show business?’”

In simpler terms, the experienced vocalist recounted an instance where the deceased artist paused, made eye contact with Lee, and told her, “Never allow anyone to rob you of your childhood.” Subsequently, the singer known for “Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree” recalled this guidance.

It seems that Lee followed the advice given to her. She shared with the media outlet that she lived a typical childhood, attending public school, making friends, and even being part of the cheerleading squad. The musician further mentioned that she participated in activities just like other children; the only unique aspect was her ability to “sing.

Additionally, Lee offered guidance for aspiring artists aiming to break into the entertainment world. According to reports, she suggested ensuring this path is truly their own desire, not someone else’s expectation, as navigating the industry can be particularly challenging for young talents.

She went on to say, “You’re essentially confined with instructions given for every movement, appearance, and performance. Fortunately, that wasn’t the case for me as I had supportive people who allowed me to be myself. In essence, I’m much like Popeye: ‘I am what I am!’

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2024-12-25 16:13