In his memoir Spare, Harry recalled fond memories of Craker, noting how much the brothers liked him. Even after retiring, Craker remained close to the family, attending William’s wedding and receiving the Royal Victorian Order from Queen Elizabeth II.
His sons described him as “an incredible man” who “lived his life so selflessly.”
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From Brown Sugar to Voodoo and Black Messiah, his music was a confession, his voice a sermon. Even as fame tested him, D’Angelo remained devoted to authenticity…
Behind the grandeur of Camelot, she endured tragedy, scandal, and personal battles with an unyielding dignity that inspired generations. Music became her solace, and family remained her…