Who is Bonnie Raitt and how old is she?

BONNIE Raitt has firmly established herself in the music industry as a consistent performer.

As a result of her stellar performances, she has racked up several awards and accolades.

Who is Bonnie Raitt and how old is she?

Bonnie Raitt was born on November 8, 1949, in Burbank, California.

Bonnie is a blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose career has spanned over several decades.

Despite gaining fame in the 1970s, she gained commercial success after her hit album, Nick of Time, was released in 1989.

Subsequently, when her two albums, Luck of the Draw and Longing in Their Hearts were released in 1991 and 1994, respectively, she gained more commercial success since they were multimillion sellers.

Due to her stellar performances over the years, she has racked up ten Grammy Awards, on Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

She has also been listed in Rolling Stone’s list of 100 Greatest Singers of All Time.

What is Bonnie Raitt’s net worth?

As of May 2022, Bonnie Raitt has an estimated net worth of about $12million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.

Her main source of wealth is said to be from her career in the music industry.

She also earns income from brand sponsorships and endorsements.

Is Bonnie Raitt married?

Currently, Bonnie Raitt is not married. However, she was previously married to Michael O’Keefe.

Bonnie Raitt does not have any children because she made a deliberate choice not to have children.

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In an interview with the New York Times, she stated: “Having children is an incredible commitment. That’s why I chose not to. I feel that my job is to mother the causes that I’m involved in. And with me, it’s already so hard to say no.”

She continued: “No matter if I say yes to five organizations and benefits there are still 30 that I have to say no to. And that’s what I go to bed with at night, thinking, ‘What’s going to happen to that woman who said her Native American art department was going to close if I don’t do this show?’”