Скачать или смотреть Natalie Cole’s Lonely Final Years Exposed

Natalie Cole was born into music royalty, the daughter of legendary crooner Nat King Cole, and from an early age, the world expected greatness from her. She delivered, with a career that spanned decades, hit albums like Inseparable, and unforgettable songs like This Will Be and Unforgettable… With Love, the virtual duet with her late father that won her a Grammy. On stage, she sparkled with elegance and charisma, carrying her family’s legacy while carving out her own. But behind the success, Natalie’s final years told a much sadder story, one marked by illness, loss, and loneliness.
Cole’s health struggles began long before the end. Years of drug abuse in the 1970s and 80s took a heavy toll on her body. Though she found sobriety and spoke openly about her recovery, the damage was permanent. In 2009, she underwent a kidney transplant after her own organs failed, a surgery that gave her a second chance at life but left her in fragile health. In her later years, she was forced to cancel tours and limit her appearances, watching as the career that once brought her to sold-out stages slowly slipped away.
The loneliness of her final years was compounded by personal heartbreak. Her marriage to producer Marvin Yancy ended in divorce before his untimely death, and though she raised their son, she never remarried. Friends say she longed for the stability of family life but found herself increasingly isolated. As health issues grew worse, she retreated from the public eye, appearing thinner, weaker, and more subdued in her rare interviews and performances.