Donny Osmond Promises to Pull Sister Marie up on Vegas Stage during His 2021 Residency

Former teen idol Donny Osmond recently shared on social media that he may just pull his sister, Marie Osmond, on stage during his Las Vegas residency next year.

On November 22, Marie took to Twitter to express her support for Donny. The star wrote that she is so proud of her "talented brother" and that she could not wait to sit in the front row when his show begins.

"I love you brother and I know your show is going to be amazing!!" Marie concluded her post, to which Donny replied: "Thank you, my sweet sis. If I see you there on opening night, I might just pull you up on stage to sing a song together for good ol' times' sake."

Donny and Caesars Entertainment recently announced that the veteran singer will headline "Donny in Vegas" at Harrah's on the Las Vegas Strip, according to Fox 23 News.

The show will begin on August 31, 2021, in Harrah's Showroom. Donny is reportedly scheduled to alternate weeks with the Righteous Brothers during his solo residency.

Donny planned to sample songs from his entire career for his solo gig. In an interview, he said that the show will not be geared only for his first solo hit, "Puppy Love."

His upcoming show will likewise inspire recollections of his triumphant presentation in 2009 on "Dancing With the Stars," and his appearance on "The Masked Singer."

Donny and Marie headlined an 11-year Las Vegas residency at the Flamingo Las Vegas from 2008 to 2019.

On November 19, Donny also announced his upcoming solo residency on his Instagram page, where he has 218,000 followers. The star uploaded an adorable clip that shows him hopping into a car before heading down a Las Vegas trip.

His signature song, "Puppy Love," is the soundtrack to the video that has been viewed over 69,700 times as of writing on the popular picture and video-sharing social networking service.

Donny and Marie headlined an 11-year Las Vegas residency at the Flamingo Las Vegas from 2008 to 2019. Last month, Donny reminisced on the "good old days" when he and his wife, Debbie Osmond, were enjoying a Las Vegas vacation, as reported by Closer Weekly.

Donny uploaded on social media a photo of himself standing in front of the Flamingo Hotel & Resort, where he and Marie performed. They announced they were putting an end to their show during their appearance on "Good Morning America" in March 2019.

In another interview, Donny said that they had no clue it would be eleven years. They began as a six-week contract, he added. Donny continued that they have individual projects they want to pursue, according to CNN.

Aside from his successful career, Donny is also a proud father of five children, Donald, Jeremy, Brandon, Christopher, and Joshua. He shares his sons with Debbie, whom he married in May 1978.