Dionne Warwick Children: Meet Musician Damon Elliott And Actor David Elliott

Marie Dionne Warwick is an American singer, television host, and former Goodwill Ambassador for the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization.

Based on her chart history on Billboard’s Hot 100 pop singles chart, Dionne Warwick ranks among the top 40 biggest US hit creators between 1955 and 1999.

Dionne Warwick is one of the most successful female vocalists of all time, with 56 Hot 100 singles (12 of them Top Ten) and 80 singles total (solo or collaborative) charting on the Hot 100, R&B, and adult contemporary charts between 1962 and 1998.

In 1966, Dionne Warwick married actor and drummer William Elliott, they divorced in May 1967, reconciled and were remarried in Milan, Italy, in August 1967. However, on May 30, 1975, the couple separated and Dionne Warwick was granted a divorce in December 1975.

Meet Musician Damon Elliott And Actor David Elliott

On January 18, 1969, while living in East Orange, New Jersey, Dionne Warwick gave birth to her first son, David Elliott.

In 1973, Dionne Warwick’s second son Damon Elliott was born.

In 1993, Dionne Warwick’s older son David Elliott, a former Los Angeles police officer, co-wrote with Terry Steele the Warwick-Whitney Houston duet “Love Will Find a Way”, featured on her album Friends Can Be Lovers.

Since 2002, David Elliott has periodically toured with and performed duets with his mother (along with being the drummer of her touring band), and had his acting debut in the film Ali as the singer Sam Cooke. David Elliott is a singer-songwriter, with Luther Vandross’ “Here and Now” among others to his credit.

Dionne Warwick’s second son, Damon Elliott, is a music producer, who has worked with Mýa, Pink, Christina Aguilera and Keyshia Cole.

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