Julie Andrews, an award-winning actress and singer who starred in iconic productions such as “Mary Poppins,” was seen on a rare outing walking with a cane. Fans were excited to see the actress out and said she aged gracefully.Julie Andrews is a renowned award-winning actress and singer known for her iconic role in the Walt Disney musical “Mary Poppins.”
Her 75-year-long career started when she discovered her unique four-octave-singing voice, which landed her first Broadway performance on “The Boy Friend” in 1954. Two years later, she landed the role of Eliza Doolittle in the famous musical, “My Fair Lady,” which introduced her to the world.
By 1963, she was cast as “Mary Poppins,” and her career skyrocketed. The English native said people thought she lived a luxurious life in Windsor Palace when, in reality, she had been working from a young age.
The actress said her singing voice gave her purpose, and without it, she would have been a “sad lady.” So, one can only imagine what Andrews must have gone through when she underwent throat surgery.Andrews has a cyst growing on her vocal cords and went through a life-changing surgery that unfortunately went wrong and ended her singing career. It left her with damaged vocal cords and a horse voice.
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Before the tragedy, the actress’ voice was known as pure and soft. Andrews reportedly tried to sue the doctors, but it did not change the damage that had been done. “I went into a depression. It felt like I’d lost my identity,” she confessed….CONTINUE READING