Sample Astrology Report for Cher
American singer, actress, and TV host known as the 'Goddess of Pop.' Cher symbolizes female independence in a male-dominated sector. She is known for her contralto voice and six-decade career in several genres.
John Sarkisian, an Armenian-American truck driver with drug and gambling issues, and Georgia Holt (née Jackie Jean Crouch), an occasional model and bit-part actress with Irish, English, German, and Cherokee ancestry, were her parents Cher was 10 months old when her parents split. Cher's mother married John Southall and had Georganne, her half-sister.
Georgia Holt, Cher's mother, appeared rarely in films and TV in LA. Cher was nine when her mother left Southall. Holt divorced numerous times and moved her family to New York, Texas, and California. In 1961, Holt married bank manager Gilbert LaPiere, who adopted Cher and Georganne.
Cher stopped school, left her mother's house, and came to Los Angeles with a friend at 16.
Dancing in Sunset Strip clubs helped her pay for acting school and meet actors, managers, and agents.
Sonny Bono met Cher in November 1962 while working for Phil Spector. The couple married illegally in a Tijuana hotel room on October 27, 1964.
The next year, they borrowed $168 to record "Baby, Don't Go," a hit. They topped the charts with "I Got You Babe," which sold three million copies in June 1965.
They popularised 1960s bell-bottoms and vests.
Chastity, their daughter, was born March 4, 1969. Cher initially rejected her lesbian announcement as a young adult but later supported her.
From August 1, 1971 till their split in 1974, "The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour," was a hit. Touring affected their relationship.
Cher informed Sonny she loved their guitarist Bill Hamm in mid-November 1972. Work appearances were maintained.
A nightclub cigarette girl moved in with Sonny in August 1973. Changing lovers shared a house. A divorce was finalized June 26, 1975.
Cher married Gregg Allman again in 1976 and had Elijah.
Sonny Bono died skiing into a tree at South Lake Tahoe on January 5, 1998. Cher spoke movingly at her first love's CBS memorial on 20 May 1998.
Cher's 1999 song "Believe" reached No.1 in mid-March and won the Grammy for Best Dance Recording. Her career still remains strong even in her twilight years.
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