David Osmond

David Osmond in 2018.David Levi Osmond (born 1979) is an American musician and television personality, a second-generation member of the Osmond family.

Career Osmond was born in 1979, the fourth of eight sons born to Alan Osmond and Suzanne Pinegar.

The Osmonds Second Generation Recognizing and encouraging their musical talents, Alan trained David and his older brothers Michael, Nathan and Doug as a child barbershop quartet, using the Osmond Brothers' early repertoire. In 1986, they publicly debuted as the Osmond Boys, with six-year-old David as lead vocalist. The quartet eventually expanded into an octet as the younger brothers grew up, later performing as the Osmonds Second Generation. By the early 1990s, the Osmonds Second Generation, although they never charted a hit record, had achieved substantial success as a touring act, appearing as the openers for the New Kids on the Block. They settled in Branson, Missouri in the early 1990s and took up a residency at their uncle Jimmy Osmond's theater, and another record deal had the group sign with Epic Records. In addition to David and Nathan (who performs as a country singer ) pursuing solo careers, the eight brothers have occasionally reunited to sing together, usually for tributes to Alan. Near the end of his life, Alan expressed pride in his children continuing the Osmond family musical tradition. Steroid treatments eventually allowed him to regain his function, and monthly injections of B cell suppressants ocrelizumab and ofatumumab have largely prevented long-term progression that largely ended the performing career of his father Alan. He also credited a clean diet and an optimistic attitude instilled from his father's experience with the disease for allowing him to continue performing despite lingering pain from the condition. However, due to laryngitis, he was not able to make it past Hollywood week. His song "We Are One" was used as the theme song to the Glenn Beck Radio Program from 2016 to 2017.

Osmond also co-leads the Osmond Chapman Orchestra, a big band.

Television Osmond hosts a revival of Wonderama that has been in periodic production since 2017. Since 2021, David Osmond has been a host of KUTV's lifestyle/infotainment program Fresh Living.

Personal life Osmond is married to the former Valerie McClain and has three children, two girls and a boy. Like the rest of the Osmond family, he, his wife and children are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.