Margaret LeAnn Rimes Cibrian is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. She originally rose to success as a country music artist at age 13 with 1996’s “Blue”.
Raised in Texas, Rimes displayed singing ability from a young age. Through her parents, she began performing in various programs, including musical theater and local music contests.
At age 13, she signed a contract with Curb and released 1996’s “Blue”, the song became a top ten hit on the Billboard country songs chart.
Breaking away from her father’s management in the 2000s, Rimes experimented with several styles. In 2002, she released the pop-inspired Twisted Angel, and in 2004 released the Christmas record What a Wonderful World.
Rimes released a series of Christmas recordings after ending her long-time professional relationship with Curb Records.
This included 2014’s One Christmas: Chapter 1 and 2015’s Today Is Christmas. In 2016, she returned with the pop-flavored studio effort Remnants, which featured two Billboard dance club hits.
Her most recent efforts include a 2020 album titled Chant: The Human & the Holy, which centers on personal mantras and chants inspired by Rimes’s mental health journeys.
Rimes further developed her acting career during this period. She has since appeared in several feature and television films including Good Intentions (2010), Reel Love (2011), and It’s Christmas, Eve (2018). She also guests appeared in the Netflix series Country Comfort (2021) as herself.
LeAnn Rimes Children: How many kids does LeAnn Rimes have?
LeAnn Rimes does not have biological children. She has two stepchildren.