Wynonna Judd is an American country singer and part of the popular country music duo ‘The Judds.’ Her mother, Naomi, is the other half of the duo. Born and raised in Kentucky, she was born out of her mother’s love affair with her then-boyfriend. The family faced extreme poverty during the early years of Wynonna’s life. The mother–daughter duo moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music, and by the mid-1980s, they becsme popular with many successful albums and singles to their credit. ‘The Judds’ released 26 singles, which topped many US music charts. In 1991, the band dissolved, following Naomi’s illness. Soon, Wynonna ventured into her solo music career. As a solo artist, Wynonna has released eight studio albums and over 20 singles. Her first three singles reached the top of the country-music charts, and three of her solo albums have been certified “platinum” by the ‘Recording Industry Association of America’ (RIAA). She has also experimented with acting, writing, and philanthropy.
