Donny shared a heartwarming photo of him holding Merrill on stage as Merrill was finishing his final song of the show. Along with the photo, Donny said that if it wasn’t for his older brother, The Osmonds would have never found their unique sound.
“It was a night I’ll never forget,” Donny wrote. “I went to my brother, Merrill’s final performance here in the US. As I watched him, I turned into a fan myself as I sang along with all of the other fans packing the Westgate theater, where we performed together in the 70s. He asked me to join him at the end of the show and as he sang his closing song, I couldn’t help but give my brother a farewell hug. Yes, it took all of us to create The Osmonds, but it was Merrill’s voice that created the sound. It was an amazing moment. Thank you, my brother.”
Donny Osmond in Las Vegas Hugs Brother At Last Concert | God Updates
What a tender moment between these two brothers on stage! And many people online shared the same sentiments.
“This truly momentous moment, brought tears to my eyes as it was the epitome of supporting someone you love!” one person wrote.
“Such a beautiful photo of the both of you showing true brotherly love. So emotional for everyone,” another person commented.
This emotional moment is one that Donny and Merrill Osmond are sure to always cherish.
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