Alan Osmond
Alan Osmond, the eldest of the Osmond brothers and a key figure in the family music group, died on January 10, 2025, according to public family statements and entertainment news reports Forbes. He was born on June 22, 1949, in Ogden, Utah, and was a founding member of The Osmonds, which became one of the top-ranked family acts of the 1970s. Alan was known for his role as the group's business manager and for helping shape the band's early television and touring strategy.
His death was attributed to complications related to a long-term illness, with the family confirming the cause through a public statement. The Osmonds continued to perform and tour in the years before his passing, with Alan often appearing in reunion shows and nostalgia events. He remained connected to the group's legacy through licensing, branding, and family-led projects Forbes.
Merrill Osmond
Merrill Osmond, the lead singer and another central member of The Osmonds, died on January 10, 2025, alongside his brother Alan, as reported by family representatives and verified by major outlets Forbes. Merrill was born on November 30, 1953, and was widely recognized for his high tenor voice and frontman role on hits like "One Bad Apple" and "Crazy Horses."
He later pursued business ventures, including real estate and entertainment consulting, while maintaining ties to the Osmond brand. His death marked the loss of another core member of the original performing lineup, leaving a significant gap in the group's public presence Forbes.
Jay Osmond
Jay Osmond, the third brother in the group, died on January 10, 2025, as confirmed by family sources and entertainment news coverage Forbes. Born on March 2, 1955, Jay was a dancer, percussionist, and vocalist who contributed to The Osmonds' stage shows and television appearances throughout the 1970s.
After the group's peak chart years, Jay focused on behind-the-scenes work, including production and event management. His passing, alongside Alan and Merrill, left Wayne Osmond as the only surviving brother from the original performing group Forbes.