Naomi Judd was a singer and actor from the United States.
In 1983, she and her daughter Wynonna created the country singing duet the Judds.
In 2021, they were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
They received five Grammy Prizes, as well as several other awards and medals.
Naomi received a Grammy for Country Song of the Year for her song Love Can Build a Bridge.
She sadly passed at 76.
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Why did Naomi Judd change her name?
Naomi Judd changed her initial name to Naomi after divorcing Ciminella in 1972.
She returned to Kentucky and began training to become a nurse.
She started singing and performing music with Wynonna to relieve mother-daughter tensions.
When did Wynonna change her name?
Christina, who was 13 at the time, decided to change her name when her mother took the biblical name Naomi following her divorce in 1977.
What is Naomi Judd’s real name?
Diana Ellen Judd is her real name.
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