When you think of entertainment legends, Wayne Newton has to be at the top of that list. The man behind the timeless hit "Danke Schoen" recently opened up to Closer Weekly in an exclusive interview, revealing his unique take on life and success. "I've never had a bucket list," he confessed. "I've lived my life doing what I wanted, whether it turned out well or not is a different story." It's that kind of fearless spirit that has made him an icon for generations.
A Life Well-Lived: Wayne Newton’s Journey
Let’s be real here—Wayne Newton’s life is nothing short of extraordinary. He’s still captivating audiences with his electrifying concerts in Las Vegas and across the country. His passion for raising horses has blossomed into a thriving business, making him one of the world’s top breeders. And get this—he’s about to celebrate 25 years of marriage to his beloved wife, Kathleen McCrone. "We're planning to renew our vows," he shared. "We're considering either a beautiful ceremony in Hawaii or a spiritual renewal at the Vatican in Rome." Talk about making memories!
And if you think that’s impressive, wait till you hear this: Wayne was recently honored with a star on the Palm Springs Walk of the Stars. "It was absolutely overwhelming," he said, still in awe of the Nov. 9 ceremony. "The crowd was incredible, and having lifelong friends like Lucie Arnaz speak on my behalf was truly humbling." It's moments like these that remind us all why Wayne Newton is such a beloved figure in the entertainment world.
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Love and Gratitude: The Heart of Wayne Newton
Wayne describes himself as "the happiest I've ever been," and a big part of that joy comes from his relationship with Kathleen. "Our date nights at home are special because otherwise, I'd be busy taking pictures or signing autographs for fans," Kathleen explained. "Wayne believes these fans are the ones who have given us the life we cherish." It’s this deep sense of gratitude that defines Wayne’s approach to life and his career.
