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Jane Slagsvol supported Jimmy Buffett's music career In 1978, Slagsvol appeared in her hubby's music video "Come Monday." In the song, Buffett sings about missing his lover while he heads to San ...
Jimmy Buffett‘s widow, Jane Slagsvol, is breaking her silence after the musician’s death at age 76. “As Jimmy said a few months ago, ‘growing old is not for sissies,'” Slagsvol began in ...
Jimmy Buffett's wife Jane Slagsvol honored her husband's legacy in a poignant letter she shared with fans a week after the "Margaritaville" singer-songwriter's death. In it, she opened up about ...
Buffett met his second wife, Jane (née Slagsvol), then a student at the University of South Carolina, at the Chart Room bar while she was visiting Key West on spring break; she never returned to the university. They were married in 1977 in Aspen, Colorado.
Jimmy Buffett’s wife Jane Slagsvol is paying tribute to the late singer, remembering his sense of humor and describing as him as her “heart.”
The song was inspired by a real life event attended by Buffett, his wife Jane Slagsvol, Paul McCartney, and his wife Nancy Shevell. [11] Buffett was concerned about Shevell at a dinner party, and her response to his question about her well-being was simply the title of the song. [9]
Jimmy Buffett's wife Jane Slagsvol revealed that he spent time in hospice before dying. And his sister recently said that his last words to her were 'Have fun.'
Jimmy Buffett, who died on Sept. 1 after a 4-year battle with Merkel cell skin cancer, was a proud father to three kids of whom he shared with wife, Jane Slagsvol.He was 76. Days after the ...