Marriage, Therapy and How His Family Keeps Him Grounded
Western Daily Press › October 22, 2011
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Weaving past a large group of middleaged female fans and a separate huddle of shifty-looking male autograph hunters outside a London hotel, it's clear that Michael Buble has an eclectic mix of followers.
In the hotel's luxurious library, a giant coffee table is adorned with enough gourmet delights to feed an army, let alone one Canadian crooner. There's little doubt that the multimillionaire singer receives star treatment wherever he goes - he is No. 5 on the Forbes list of the highest paid musical acts in the world, ahead of Justin Bieber and Sir Paul McCartney - yet he seems pretty grounded. He's amusing and self-deprecating, swears like a trooper, is a terrific mimic (his Spanish and South African accents are hilarious) and is just as excited about his success now, as when he cut his first record.See the full content of this document
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Marriage, Therapy and How His Family Keeps Him Grounded
Plus, we're approaching his favourite time of year, Christmas, and his childlike enthusiasm for the festive season is infectious.
"Christmas is a four-day party in Vancouver," Buble gushes. "It's C...See the full content of this document
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