60 Year Old Sheryl Crow Says She's Grateful to God She Never Got Married: "Almost Did 3 Times"

• Singer Sheryl Crow has disclosed that she nearly got married three times but thanks God it never happened
• According to the single mother of two, being without a marriage partner has made her so much happier that she still looks beautiful at 60
• She also opened up about a period in her life when she experienced depression, a story she lays bare in her upcoming documentary called "Sheryl"

While many women long for the day they walk down the aisle and be joined in holy matrimony, singer Sheryl Crow is glad that she never went down that road.

The 60-year-old single mother of two revealed that she came close to getting married three times, but somehow it never materialised and she is thankful to God that it didn't.

Almost got married thrice

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Fox News reports that Crow shared the intimate details of her life during an appearance on TV to promote her upcoming documentary, Sheryl.

Crow, who has been in romantic relationships with Eric Clapton, Owen Wilson and Lance Armstrong maintained that she still feels beautiful even at 60.

"Honestly, I even scratch my head and go, 'How did I get here without getting married?' I almost did, three times," she said.

Had breast cancer

Crow explained that she got breast cancer at the end of one of the relationships and it was a difficult period.

"When I came through it, I was like, 'You know what? I'd still be in that relationship had I not had breast cancer," she continued.

She added that, in a weird way, she remains grateful that fate helped her escape a potential marriage.

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"Thank you God. Thank you. I didn't get married,'" she maintained.

Didn't want a documentary about her life

The "Picture" songstress disclosed that she was reluctant to have a documentary about herself because growing up, she always thought such things were for the dead.

However, it dawned on her that she had a story to share with the world after an illustrious career spanning 34 years of what she calls "touring and playing and having a life."

"Being my age now, it feels a little bit like a privilege and honor to be able to sit down and say, ‘People who are very visible and who are doing high-profile work, they’re still people at the end of the day.," she posited.

Crow reiterated that a lot has changed over the years and even people like her who are generally private find it necessary to share their stories.

She also opened up about a period in her life when she experienced depression as well as her life and times of being a mother.

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South Africans share reasons why women thrive after getting a divorce

In a separate story, Briefly News reported that divorce is a touchy subject for some and one sure to spark some interesting opinions. A woman named Motla (@Motla_M) posed a thought-provoking question online about why a terminated marriage is in the best interest of so many women.

Taking to Twitter she asked:

“Most women thrive after divorce. Why is that?”

The responses were opinionated and many as Saffas gathered in the comments to share their answers to the burning question.

Source: Briefly News