Natalie Cole luring men to sleep with girls! SHOCKING confessions!

[@KarineAlourde]

“I know that God has had my back, even when I was screwing up.” -Natalie Cole

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

I just love this quote. I feel it in every bone in my body.🥹🙏🏻🥹🙏🏻

[@KarineAlourde]

@@JuliaShalomJordanamen 😢❤

[@enriquesanchez9499]

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@jolenesimon6123]

Poor Natalie. I read her book. People sometimes think children with famous parents have a charmed like fe, but the pressure.

[@CremeBrulee-qm8wi]

I see why Whitney Houston’s and her were good friends.

[@carmaela2689]

My mother LOVED Natalie Cole. She always played her when we were driving. I lost her when I was 16. I named my first daughter Natalie after Natalie Cole and the memories of my mother.

[@risaisrael4516]

Natalie Cole performed at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival one year, and the night before her performance, my late husband and I saw her at the Hyatt sports bar downtown. Of course, I grew up listening to her beautiful voice and admiring her exquisite looks, with which I could identify. When she got up and moved toward the restroom, I followed shortly after and said, "Ms. Cole, I just want to tell you that I've loved you my whole life." Her demeanor softened, she gave me a beautiful smile, and her green-brown eyes sparkled. I melted right in front of her. That night, I obtained my most coveted autograph on a napkin. Thank you, Natalie. You're forever in my heart. ❤❤

[@Thatgurlfridai]

Siiiiiiigh!¡❤🫠🫠😍😍😍

[@Princessmclothes6863]

I know that moment still gives you chill up and down your spine...❤🎉🎉🎉

[@maddbabbleralways9103]

Wow let's here it for Jax Jazz Festival. Bella Fleck and the Flecktons.

[@louisemoore7715]

There was a highly educated and accomplished black society in Los Angeles in the 1950/60s of doctors, lawyers, architects, professors, and professional people where her parents belonged. I had a friend who was invited to her numerous birthday parties in Hancock Park. It was the time of black is beautiful, and an awakening of other black groups that Natalie wanted to know. Her mother resisted, she was defensive, and family conflict ensued. Yes, the drug culture very sadly captured her and many others....You can see how beautifully she dressed as a reminder of her high society background...Her health dominated her life.....She was wonderful, and a treasure to America's musical history...Her father would have been very proud of her........

[@theire483]

Many areas had them

[@rottie615]

Thank you for sharing this story

[@louisemoore7715]

@@rottie615 You are welcome...Her Mother worked very hard to maintain high standards in education and accomplishment. Yes, the word, "refinement" was used...My mother did too....I think Natalie thought they were turning their backs on regular black ppl. My M.D. father saw the black M.D.s at LA USC County Hospital. It was a transitional time....

[@eulaliabradley4991]

It was everywhere even in Texas

[@pamo3155]

⁠

[@setapartaay925]

This lady was absolutely GORGEOUS!!😍🤭🫶🏾

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

Natalie Cole is a legend, and will always be remembered. Much love to the late Nat King Cole. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Thecomethruqueen]

I loved her…I was so sad when she died !!! She was gorgeous !!! 💐💐💐💐

[@borngreat-4-life930]

What killed her?

[@itsorange6879]

she was so naturally glamorous

[@brahmabkitty03]

My dad was one of her drummers during the 70’s

[@rahimshahid1937]

R.I.P GORGEOUS QUEEN THANKS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC YOU ARE GREATLY MISSED 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👑👑👑👑🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️💐💐💐💐❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@missdenisebee]

I had no idea that she’d passed! My mom listened to her back in the 80s & 90s, so I grew up hearing her music. I also didn’t know about her battle with addiction; as a fellow recovering addict, I have so much respect and admiration for anyone who has had to go through the indignities of addiction & recovery while millions of people are watching your every move.

[@bjw3243]

Natalie was everything! Her voice, her songs, her style, her beauty were a blessing and a curse. She was beautiful!!!

[@Wilkins_Micawber]

I loved Nat King Cole. I loved Natalie. When I heard the duet, Unforgettable, it blew my mind.

[@virgilrobertsjr7870]

That, "Unforgettable" album was absolutely a breathtaking success! ☆☆☆☆☆ 💯

[@nicollantiago]

It's a pity her mother was so cold blooded.

[@coxwagan]

Well that is the nature of most women the devil's apprentice

[@lt3074]

Seems like her mother was jealous of her.

[@NomfundoV8]

@@lt3074That makes so much sense. She probably could see how talented Natalie was and didn’t like it.

[@allenwood3805]

A black Mommy Dearest

[@LisaPettigen]

​@@allenwood3805I thought I was the only one that used this phrase.😂😂😂😂❤

[@phillaralleyne505]

I love her music. This lady sang all genres of music many singers cannot do this. She owned up to all her mistakes. It was sad, though, when she died the grammys didn't give her the respect that was due to her, she was a legend ❤

[@jamiehaprer9991]

Omg Kenya Moore from House wives of Atlanta favor Natalie Cole, she was such a beautiful woman.

[@KarineAlourde]

Oh wow that is so true. It’s the eyes 😍

[@GarageStudio7]

Right! After Natalie Cole passed, Kenya Moore posted that many people said she looked like her and called that a "huge compliment".

[@shasha-muse6054]

Finally someone is in agreement with me. I have always said the same thing.

[@rasun316]

...I have as well.. she could do a portrayal some justice!

[@CandidlyToni]

I came here to say that as well. They could be sisters.

[@shaniklmosley]

I’ve always said Kenya Moore should play her in a bio pic

[@lucindaswaims9021]

They do favorite. 👍🏾

[@teenatchie1313]

They had Theresa Randle play Natalie Cole in the Natalie Cole story Theresa did very well

[@MyNameIsUnavailable]

Kenya is too lazy

[@ehrren7228]

EXACTLY 💯 Kenya Moore is a very good choice

[@marthettalewis5107]

Naw… let’s really think, about this. After all we talkin Natalie Cole. We might have to bring out some of our black British actress on this 1. 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@AshCaviar]

Her family lives here in Ft. Lauderdale and her sister is such a wonderful person

[@KarineAlourde]

I didn’t know they lived in the sunshine state ☀️❤

[@IloveKurtCobain-z5k]

Thats where I am from but I moved to the West Coast of Florida b/c Ft Laud got too expensive to buy a house or condo. My friend lives in Margate and rents a place for $2500 a month.

[@gretchenbray2268]

Thank you!

[@lolagunz]

​@@IloveKurtCobain-z5k too expensive

[@IloveKurtCobain-z5k]

@@gretchenbray2268 When I ived on that coast my friend lived in Palm Beach. There was a small gym and I met Serena & Venus Williams right as they were getting famous. They were super cool. Then recently I read if Serena played a man in tennis she would only be able to beat the guy that made it to 200.Its insane how they are letting biological males into female sports. They are still stronger than females. I am glad her career is all the way up there and she has kids now, She made the $$$.

[@beautifulsoultress3078]

Natalie Cole was a legend. Beautiful soul and voice. She didn't get her flowers like she should have. But she is now resting in paradise with her father. 🌹 🌹, 💐

[@jenniferpetrellicarslearni2265]

Can you please tell me what you mean by that she didn't get the flowers that she should have? Do you mean when she passed away at her funeral?

[@Karla_Marie]

I really like the compassion that you bring to your work. ❤❤❤

[@KarineAlourde]

🥹🥹❤❤

[@Claire-mi3uo]

I love your work Karine! You are so classy and nobody is better at storytelling❤❤Please tone down the sensational headlines though, they sound slanderous and you don't need them, your work is already amazing!

[@louisestyles879]

Natalie was such a talented and beautiful goddess of a woman and too bad she never got the counseling when she needed it, but she still contributed all this beautiful music and entertainment. It was lovely to have her in the music and entertainment industry for us to observe. She was a fascinating woman.

[@juanitajohnson2717]

Her voice was soooo beautiful ❤ Such an admirable person.

[@TheJoaniejoancansew]

Natalie could sing her a$$ off. And yes, i got beat with a Bible once. It hurt. I grew up the same way. My mother was about that "high society" mess. When she passed, The Grammys didnt perform a salute to her as an artist. I havent watched the show since.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

A blatant "sin of omission."

[@lornacharles3858]

Natalie Cole had Very Beautiful Eyes 😊😊

[@KarineAlourde]

She did ❤❤

[@carolharper4401]

@@KarineAlourdeYes!!! She did.

[@ashley.taylor174]

I thought her mom had green eyes but they looked brown in the interview. Maybe it was dad Nat?

[@shantebarze1068]

​@@ashley.taylor174 Father's eyes. That's why she is named Natalie after her Dad Nate.

[@Igboman87]

My thoughts exactly

[@AnthonySmith-qx7vx]

Ms. Natalie Cole, God Bless you. Eternally Rest in Power. ❤

[@ericaknesek3266]

Thank you for bringing this subject up about colorism amongst black people I have grandchildren that are mixed, and although people in the community, which is a mixed cultural community tended to gravitate toward my completely white, almost granddaughter, and her twin sister, not so much, but raised in a home full of lovewe have always shown our twin grandchildren what’s out there in the world and it really makes a difference. Thank you again for your videos you do a great job.❤

[@melindamullins9272]

she was so beautiful talented relatable and human GOD REST HER SOUL.

[@danavixen6274]

I STILL miss Natalie like crazy. Such a beautiful TALENT. May her family rest in peace. So sad most of her immediate family is gone. Rest in paradise to one of my all time favorite singers. Her biopic featuring Theresa Randle and Diahann Carroll is worth seeing. 😔🙏🏾❤️🕊️

[@KarineAlourde]

I love what you did there with “I miss you like crazy” and it’s so sad how young her son died and Marvin the love of her life 😢

[@danavixen6274]

@@KarineAlourde Thank you. May they all be at peace. 😔🙏🏾❤️🕊️

[@davidhinkson8856]

That was an excellent movie!

[@danavixen6274]

@@davidhinkson8856 Agreed! Very touching with GREAT performances. Natalie REALLY could act! ❤️

[@trishcrowe5474]

She was so amazingly talented and versatile! I just discovered her Spanish album this year. Well worth checking out, even if you don’t know Spanish ❤

[@anye76]

Back in the day my parents told me all kinds of stories about her in their college days. Heavy substance use, she was a party girl. Apparently the UMASS Amherst and house parties on Kenyon St in Springfield, MA were legendary. Nat King Cole voice is unmistakable, there is no one like him. R.I.P. Natalie Cole, Nat King Cole, daddy and mommy💕🙏🏾

[@KarineAlourde]

🙏🏼❤️

[@Nat1031]

Ummm, Natalie was his daughter 🤔

[@Kelaine72]

​@@Nat1031I don't understand your comment.

[@Nat1031]

@Kelaine72 I was half asleep when I posted my reply to the original comment thinking she was saying "Mommy and Daddy" about Nat and Natalie. Now that I've slept, I can see she was saying R.I.P to her parents in addition to Nat and Natalie. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Kelaine72]

@Nat1031 gotcha. I read her comment like 5 times. Ibwas so confused...lol

[@blackenigma1054]

she was truly one of a kind 🔥😍

[@charlieromeo5340]

No matter the person..trauma can DESTROY. BE TRUE TO WHO YOU ARE AND BRAKE THE SHACKLE OF OTHER PEOPLE'S OPINION OF YOU.

[@mitziphillips9889]

Well said!

[@donaldallen1768]

I think her mother just wanted to be excepted by society just like any other black person back then, it was the Jim Crow era. All black professional in all career fields suffered racism. And some suffered colorism as well in their own backyard. I don't blame her mother for colorism, society is the blame. And it still goes on today just like racism.

[@Catnip6]

I’m glad that I come from a family of many shades because it taught me to love all of them and I truly despise the colorism and socialism that permeates our society. I realize that most claim that they did it for survival and to make sure that their children were given a better chance at life however how does that help us as a whole? It doesn’t. It creates a battle of who’s better and who’s prettier between us that will never end. Natalie was a beautiful and talented woman and I’ll always remember her as such.

[@JadenJewel18]

My Mom may be white but Natalie’s Christmas album always played during Christmas. Her TV movie biopic used to also air on Lifetime and it played and finding out about her drug abuse my God 😮 Her passing was very sad, but for her to live as long as she did with everything she went through…I’m thankful we had her here this long.

[@WhatTheFuss]

WOW! She’s an Aquarius like me and she’s also born on Bob Marley’s Bday too! Thank you for this Karine!

[@jciv9149]

My cousin Janice grew up with Natalie in Hancock Park,they were the only two black families in the neighborhood….. 50’s -70’s my cousin Janice father was a Doctor!

[@KamalasNotLikeUs]

They were not the only two. Hancock Park is next to Country Club Park and Longwood Highlands, as well as Wilshire Center on one side and Greater Wilshire on the other. They all fed into the same junior high: Burroughs Middle School and either LA High School or Fairfax HS (not that the well heeled attend public school after elementary, but some do). A little further southeast is the West Adams area, where several of the churches that affluent Blk LA attended still stand (Holman UMC, First AME, et al). All of these areas were ones in which Paul R. Williams designed buildings and homes, leaving a remarkable imprint on the landscape. The entire swath was part of affluent Blk LA, some with higher Blk populations than others.

[@diamondeducationalconsulta6846]

Exactly - there were quite a few (my first cousin lived on June street right off of Wilshire and my grandaunt too). They didn’t mess with the white people and were pretty insular but they were there

[@mitziphillips9889]

What’s your point?

[@diamondeducationalconsulta6846]

@@mitziphillips9889 your reading comprehension isn’t so great is it? It’s that more than two Black families were there and that was clearly hyperbole.

[@rwlowe6177]

😂😂

[@joyceharvey410]

You did great job telling Natalie Cole's story. I really loved her. She was an amazing person. I hate how her life ended and the things she went through. She's at peace now and we're blessed to enjoy her music! I'm going to listen to it now. Thanks for sharing this.

[@JunePolk-o3r]

Bravo, well done as usual! You are the consummate storyteller. I would love to hear Luther Vandross’s life story

[@briharris3104]

They're working on a documentary or something like that!!!

[@sbalsamo410]

Thank you for eliminating your background music so all I hear is your beautiful voice! As always, another insightful story - and so much I didn’t know. You’re a destination channel. 💜

[@luciasamaras7767]

Thanks for the great content. My parents were big fans of Nat King Cole. And by the way, you have a lovely speaking voice. It's like velvet.

[@theuniversalconnection3510]

Great video. The background music is awesome. Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️

[@jolenesimon6123]

God bless bless you Natalie. You sang like an angel. Now your with your son, mom, dad, Yancy, brother and big sis. Looking just like your father

[@57beigefoxx]

With her mama's eyes

[@willieduffie4967]

Rip Queen.......you gifted us with your beautiful..... thoughtful music 🎵.

[@anetiajohnson3150]

💐 Natalie was one of my all time favorites singers, I loved all her music from R&B to the jazz classics. As sad as her story was she never gave up on herself. RIP 💐 Great video per usual.

[@unjaded2]

SEEING MS NATALIE perform in Vegas was spectacular highlight of my life. she was all you wish she would be and more.

[@roadrunner381]

So sad when she passed away, always loved her music, such a pretty lady too, she's with her dad now!🌹🙏

[@annmariebusu9924]

Another great video 😊

[@keedinah]

Her mother was definitely colorist.

[@JimiBegbaaji]

Call it what it is. She was as racist as a KKK member.

[@risaisrael4516]

​@@JimiBegbaajiThat's not racism, it's colorism, the notion that lighter skinned blacks are better and more desirable than darker skinned blacks. If she was racist, she wouldn't have married a black man and had his children, would she?

[@earthisghettorightnow]

Just like Nat King Cole

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@JimiBegbaaji Are you say that she wore a white sheet, burned churches, and killed other people?

[@dawnyd6282]

@@JimiBegbaaji. Please educate yourself because there’s a difference between being racist, colorist, bigoted and prejudiced smh.

[@amb7412]

I've always been a fan of her father and hers. I thought her mom was a classy lady, after seeing her with Natalie on the Dinah Shore show, but a colorist is a troubled person. I feel for her children growing up under her comments and aspirations-- poor Natalie and her siblings. I noticed that you never see pictures of the adopted children, I guess they got kicked to the curb after birth children came along. Probably sent to boarding school and kept out of the limelight. I saw Natalie in concert in Ontario, Canada in 1988. I still have the grainy pictures, because I was so far back, but her voice was magical! Thank you for doing this tribute for a true bright star!

[@carolharper4401]

I always loved Natalie Cole and her music. She was a courageous and beautiful soul. Her legacy lives on. I loved how she told her story and continued to live life to the fullest even after her diagnosis. Thank you Karine for this story!!! Natalie Cole is definitely missed. Sending you, Karine and everyone here love, light and good deeds.❤️❤️🙏🙏☮️☮️

[@70sLibragrl]

Thankyou for this honest video about her life . She was and is still my favorite female singer eith the mist beautiful gift of her voice. I pray she's flying high with the angels singing heavenly notes and free from all the torments that plagued her during her lifetime. What a beautiful woman! 💐

[@pattymam11]

I really miss this awesome lady!!! I wish I could have seen her in concert💐💐💐💐

[@anitabrundidge4043]

I'm so Please with the care you took to bring this story. Beautifully done, and Thank you .

[@Ana-Maria-Sierra]

I grew up listening to Nat King Cole singing in Spanish and was a young adult before I knew how well known he was in English and loved him just as much. When Natalie broke out I fell in love with her voice and person as well. Unforgettable is an unforgettable album. Natalie’s death was quite tragic for everyone who loved her and her father. To not hear her sing again is heartbreaking. She was such a beautiful soul who grieved the tragic loss of her father since she she was young. May she rest in peace and I hope to hear her sweet and beautiful voice again in heaven. Thank you for this video. ❤

[@amaata4746]

The one & only Ms Natalie Cole. A beautiful, talented woman. A legend. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace.❤🌹 💐 🙏.

[@akataa]

In this day and age of sensationalism and gossip, I appreciate your sensitivity and compassion to her story. Well done!

[@antoinettebrown3834]

Thank you for this video I adored Natelie! Her music was sung at my wedding back in 1976! This was well done👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@Careless-carefree]

My sisters and I had the best memories jamming out to Natalie. She’s was so talented and beautiful! Great video. Thanx

[@sherrishannon4529]

The music industry was notoriously bad at giving the artist whatever drugs they wanted. They felt it would help them to be more creative. I can’t help but think how many lives were ruined because of this.

[@LeimertDreamer]

I was blessed to see her live in concert around 2010. She performed well and was hitting all the notes! She was beautiful! And she resembled Kenya Moore in a striking way (or should I say, Kenya resembles her) lol!

[@VCD512]

Thank you for this! I saw one of her last performances back in Chicago. It was one of the best concerts I had ever been too. I grew up listening to her music but never even thought to see her live. So glad I did. Her remake of Tell Me All About It was turned into a House MUSIC CLASSIC! She actually sang to the House version and the audience went nuts!! We all started dancing. It was awesome! I do remember how frail she looked but her voice did not waiver at all! I am so thankful to God that I grew up in a time when music was real music. My Mom had an extensive record collection that filled 2 rooms. And because of that I became a singer. Natalie Cole was played often (Mr. Melody) I do perform several of her songs from her last album and jazz album. People have forgotten about her music UNTIL they hear it…thank you Karine!

[@chrissybrown7362]

She was a sweet person she came to the church I use to attend before she died.. she was so humble . She was friends with pastor Clint brown

[@McQueenPress]

I seem to remember that Natalie acted opposite Laurence Fishburne in Always Outnumered, Always Outgunned.

[@dianep6791]

I love that movie, the book is fantastic.

[@gabriellew.4847]

Yesss❤! Awesome movie! Incredible performance by Fishbourne and surprise awesone appearance by Natalie Cole! I have a copy of this movie that I cherish!

[@earlsabash1841]

She was wonderful and had a great voice much like her talented father. We will always remember her dynamic vocals expressing so much emotion.

[@shereewhite4828]

Natalie Cole was a beautiful, talented woman. I still love her music!!!! I miss her so much. Rest in Paradise, Natalie.🌹🌹

[@Jaime-u5m]

She went like so many Black performers, hooked on junk, booze,,,. We always get owned and seldom by ourselves. Damn shame! NEXT,,,!

[@AussieAngel826]

Loved Natalie her posthumous duet with her dad was so beautiful RIP 🌹

[@sarahthomas2506]

Ms. Natalie Cole! What a talented woman! Her childhood was unhappy! Her and her mom didn't get along! She saw a different world when she got into college! Got famous and got into substance abuse! Got on them bad! She got back up and Her career flourished again! Her health battles were challenging! I love all of her music! She definitely unforgettable! Loved her! Thanks for doing her story! Good job!😅😅😅🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@jacquelyndavis6493]

She was abusing drugs before she got famous. look at the movie about her life

[@izi.z2384]

This is what can happen when you don't have supportive people in your life regardless of what things may look like on the outside.

[@PositiveLeigh]

Her beauty was so unique, my her spirit forever rest in paradise

[@jaye8872]

I can relate to the time period Natalie grew up in. That is the way I was brought up too and I raised my own son that way too. You only know what you are taught. Natalie's mother probably was raised the same.

[@sjg5994]

Natalie was born before my mom, but my mom was raised in black bubble. She didn't know how whites could be until she got into the integrated workforce. How we are raised makes the difference. She raised us differently and it helped. I now work with teens and see that one black kid in the midst of whites who have no idea yet how the real world is. Their fragility is sad to me because black parents need to be proud of who we are yet realistic about how some whites can view all of us.

[@ericaknesek3266]

Wow, I forgot just how talented Natalie Cole was. Thank you for the video.

[@michellehayesnelson3369]

This lady is forever apart of my childhood❤❤❤❤😢

[@AYBSFAN1]

Great video! I saw too that her son passed away less than 2 years after Natalie Cole. 😢

[@tiffani5353]

I didn't know she went through all of that! Wow, but God pulled her through. Amazing woman with an amazing talent. I've always loved her father's music as well. His voice sounds so majestic to me. Great video, Karine❤

[@KimiPetri]

When I was in HS I was looking for any kind of music to delve into and went as far back as Nat king Cole. It was the late 90’s and I was jamming to the greatest hits from Nat King Cole, and I loved it!!

[@kevinc764]

R.I.P. to a beautiful woman with a matching voice

[@DominickMargentina]

God bless Natalie Cole. She endured so much in her life. She was a strong spirit and moving forward. She was beautiful inside and outside. She will remain in our hearts for ever ♥️

[@robertmitchell5993]

You must have read my mind! I was just wondering when you were going to cover Natalie Cole! Thanks!

[@naev.3344]

Natalie's mother reminds me of both of my great-grandmothers. They were light-skinned ("redbone") women from Louisiana who married darker-skinned men but were very self-hating/racist about blackness. They would make their kids bathe with bleach to lighten their skin and would push them to befriend only light-skinned blacks or preferably white people.

[@jfnat1891]

They suffer from self hate ,passed on from their humiliation of their ancestors

[@OradixieGalloway]

Natalie isn't a red bone dear!

[@naev.3344]

@@OradixieGalloway sorry for the mix up, i didn't mean Natalie was redboned, I just pointing out my grands were considered "redboned". They were lightskinned black women with hazel eyes. Their features, which were similar to Natalie's, was why they were prized by more colorist blacks.

[@OradixieGalloway]

@@naev.3344 No problem Yah bless you.🙏

[@mcfrisko834]

@@naev.3344Why do you think they ended up marrying dark skinned men? I’m also from Louisiana and have seen that dynamic at play.

[@MRS.TC2004]

🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 My mom almost named me Natalie Nicole in the late 70s, but only ended up using Nicole as my middle name. So when I had my first daughter, I chose the name Natalie. I grew up listening to and loving both her and her dad's music. Thankful for their wonderful music they shared with the world, it was unforgettable! RIP Natalie and Nat. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@tiondrapayne9549]

💐🌺🌺 Natalie will never be forgotten! Ok so glad she is at peace . God bless her soul! Rest easy Mrs. Cole🩷🩷🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@thisislogout]

💐🌹🌷 Always liked Natalie Cole's voice/music. Miss you, Natalie!

[@tralosum9854]

Thank you for sharing this story! I watched her movies not knowing the story behind the scenes! She was a very classy lady!❤❤❤❤💄💄💄💄

[@kashataylor6430]

I love Natalie Cole she just went through life. Whatever was going through in the 60’s 70’s and 80’s she right there. She also lived a privileged life. Did you see her movie what she had to do to get herself clean. Love you Natalie Cole

[@AInquiringMind]

😲 That Just Goes To Show That The Old Saying Is True....You Never Know What A Person Is Going Through Untill You've Walked A Mile In Their Shoes !!! 💐💐💐💐💐

[@hakunakahuna]

Many blessings to the Cole family. I grew up listening to her and her dad's music. I also have covered some of her dad's songs; most recently I sang "Autumn Leaves" and played Taps at my own dad's funeral in 2022. For some reason I do feel a great connection to them.

[@sandrasneed4673]

Beautifully done video and story on Natalie Cole.

[@jojorey6886]

She looks like a model in every picture. She had a successful but sad life and she seemed to be a nice person. RIP Ms Cole.

[@darmadusa]

I loved both Nat and Natalie's songs. "Unforgettable" by Nat, and "Our Love" and "Jumpstart" are three of my all-time favorite songs. Furthermore, Natalie was also one of my favorite actresses. I wish that she continued on longer to grace the world with her exceptional talents. She is definitely missed. Great work, and thank you for YOUR talent in bringing us these wonderful (sometimes untold) stories. 👍🏾

[@ahub87]

“Jumpstart” is my jam. My mom would play it often

[@ruthienelson3682]

Natalie Cole was a beautiful talent with a great sense of fashion too.

[@Sandra-ly1ss]

Such a beautiful elegant woman, may still continue to rest in peace ❤❤

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We appreciate your insights. You'll always have our support.

[@debrosman]

I’m glad you gave the heads up, I adore her dad❤ consequently I loved Natalie 💕 fame seems problematic to say the least 😢

[@roxyangelsuperstar5729]

I love your videos- always respectfully rendered and compassionate . Plus your voice is so soothing with warmth. Thank you for all you are and for what you are doing ❤

[@ElAye]

Thanks for sharing.❤ She was My First Lady Of Soul & Pop & Jazz!🥰 Beautiful picture selections.🦋🦋🦋

[@emilysunberg6735]

I’m so excited for the Nat King Cole video 😭 ❤❤ I love learning more about him and his beautiful family and daughters. You’re the QUEEN of well studied and diverse commentary!!! No one holds a torch to you!!

[@rdsims8809]

Natalie was born Hollywood Royalty. Yes, Los Angeles, California and Chicago, Illinois were her homes that are two sister cities of the Great Black Migration from the Gulf Coast and Mississippi River Region that Migration from Gulf Coast Region of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana Migrated to The Father City of Chicago or went to California. Nat was from that Migration and his family went to Chicago, then he went to California. Karine your Presentations are always, GREAT!!!

[@hannahfox4304]

🌼 🌸 🌻 🌹 She was truly unforgettable. Great job.

[@janasteele9358]

She’s so pretty❤❤🌹🌹