Personal Profile About Andy Williams
Andy Williams was an American singer and television host best known for songs such as Moon River, Butterfly, and Can't Get Used to Losing You. He began singing professionally with his brothers as part of the Williams Brothers before starting a solo career in the 1950s. The Andy Williams Show aired on NBC from 1962 to 1967 and returned from 1969 to 1971. The show won three Emmy Awards. Williams recorded dozens of albums and became closely associated with Christmas music through his recordings and television specials.
Andy Williams Death
Williams died at his home in Branson, Missouri, on September 25, 2012. His death was confirmed by his publicist, Paul Shefrin. He had continued performing into his 80s and remained closely connected with the Moon River Theatre in Branson during the later years of his career.
Andy Williams Cause of Death
Williams died from bladder cancer after dealing with the disease for about a year. He publicly announced his diagnosis in November 2011, and reports at the time said he was undergoing chemotherapy. His publicist Paul Shefrin later confirmed that he died following his battle with bladder cancer.
Andy Williams Wife
Williams married twice. His first marriage was to French-born singer, actress and dancer Claudine Longet in 1961. They had three children, Noelle, Christian and Robert, before divorcing in 1975. Williams later married Debbie Haas in May 1991. They remained married until he died in 2012, and Debbie survived him.
Andy Williams Age
Williams was born on December 3, 1927, in Wall Lake, Iowa. He was 84 years old when he died in 2012, a little over two months before his 85th birthday. His full name was Howard Andrew Williams.