When it comes to sibling relationships, few can compare to the extraordinary connection between Marie Osmond and her brother Donny. If you're aiming for a strong bond with your own brother or sister, take a page from their book. There's something truly special about the way these two relate to each other, and it’s not just by chance.

A Bond That Goes Beyond Blood

Marie Osmond, now 59 years young, shared her thoughts with Closer Weekly in an exclusive interview. With a chuckle, she explained, “There’s this thing called DNA that kind of makes you close.” She went on to say, “Donny and I, we have so much history together. Even though we had our own separate careers, I did my thing for years, and he did his, at the end of the day, we’re family. That connection runs deep, and it’s something we both cherish.”

Marie Osmond Donny Osmond — Jim Smeal/BEI/Shutterstock

A Unique Sibling Duo in Showbiz

Marie reflected on the rarity of their partnership in the entertainment world. She mentioned to a friend, “I don’t really see any other brother-sister duo out there who have done the things we’ve done together.” She highlighted that even iconic siblings like Michael and Janet Jackson didn’t share the same stage or recording sessions. The only other notable sibling act she could think of was The Carpenters. With a laugh, she joked, “I’ve told Donny, ‘You could learn a lot from Richard Carpenter because he never speaks.’” It’s this playful banter that keeps their relationship fresh and fun.

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Eleven Years of Performing Together in Vegas

For over a decade, the Osmond siblings have been thrilling audiences with their Las Vegas residency at the Flamingo Hotel. As their long-running show wraps up this November, Marie shared some humorous insights. “I think people come and enjoy the last 11 years at Flamingo because everybody has a sibling. Would you want to work with your sibling for 11 years?” she joked. It’s clear that their chemistry on stage is fueled by years of mutual respect and understanding.

Marie, known for her hit "Paper Roses," recently joined the cast of The Talk, a popular CBS talk show. Could Donny follow in her footsteps and join the panel now that their Vegas show is concluding? Marie laughed and said, “I don’t think he has the vocabulary for it.” But who knows? Maybe the stage is just the beginning of their next chapter.