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Cher Says She'd 'Give Anything To Be 60 Again' As She Hints At Retiring After Her Next Album

As Cher nears 80, she reflects on her career and has seemingly confirmed that her upcoming album may be her last.

The Mirror · 2d

Cher, 78, announces retirement after 60 year career but will do one major thing first

Iconic singer Cher is ready to turn her back on music after over six decades in the industry after the release of her latest album

Billboard on MSN · 1d

Cher Claims Upcoming Album Will ‘Probably' Be Her Last

After more than 60 years in the music industry, Cher has claimed her forthcoming record will "probably" be the last album she releases. Per U.K. publication The Sun, Cher made her recent comments while at London's Lyceum Theatre in support of her recently-released biography,

unbranded - Entertainment on MSN · 1d

Cher Announces Her Next Album Is "Probably My Last"

After nearly five decades in the music business, Cher announced she has one project left to release. In an interview at London’s Lyceum Theatre, the 'Believe' singer said her next album is "probably my last".

Pinkvilla on MSN · 1d

Will Cher’s Next Album Be Her Last? Find Out As 'Goddess of Pop' Opens Up About Her Future in Music

Cher has hinted that a new album could be, in fact, her final one. Her upcoming 28th studio album will follow Christmas released in 2023. With a phenomenal career of over 60 years, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is perhaps finally hanging up the boots.

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Legendary 60s star confirms retirement from making music marking the end of an era

Cher appears to have confirmed her retirement from making music at the age of 78. The Believe singer was speaking at London ...

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Cher says the only time she felt 'equal' to Sonny Bono was when they were onstage: 'That was our happiest time together'

Cher wasn’t kidding when she sang “Love Hurts.” The singer soared to stardom in the ’60s alongside Sonny Bono as the pop duo ...

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In part one of Cher's new memoir, the star reveals all about her childhood, her heady ascent into fame and a Salvador Dali orgy

Cheryl Sarkisian first knew she wanted to be a star when she saw an Elvis Presley concert in 1956. Part one of her new memoir ...

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