A Trudie song from “Nothing Like the Sun” released in 1987. I’m sure she loved it and as the bright spot in his chart—this time his horoscope was accurate—leaving his first wife for her was obviously a favorable development in his life. The floor sweeping must have been some private joke between the two of them or perhaps she worked as a housekeeper to supplement her acting and deejay gigs.
Curiously he waited ten years to marry her after inviting her to be his wife here but I believe he said he was afraid that if they did marry, it might end in divorce and given his circumstances, this would have been a valid fear.
A Trudie song from “Nothing Like the Sun” released in 1987. I’m sure she loved it and as the bright spot in his chart—this time his horoscope was accurate—leaving his first wife for her was obviously a favorable development in his life. The floor sweeping must have been some private joke between the two of them or perhaps she worked as a housekeeper to supplement her acting and deejay gigs.
Curiously he waited ten years to marry her after inviting her to be his wife here but I believe he said he was afraid that if they did marry, it might end in divorce and given his circumstances, this would have been a valid fear.