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Ophelie Winter Does anybody know the details and relationship of Ophelie Winter and Prince.
She stated on French TV Prince flew her out to MPLS many times when she was 17 and started her singing and modeling career.
She was around with Prince in photoshoots in the TGE era.
She also claims she dated Prince for many years. | |
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Also when he passed she posted on IG of a rare photo of him and her and claimed that this was supposed to be an upcoming album cover, looked like TGE era, would've been interesting if that was going to be TGE album cover photo that never ended up to be. | |
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I have heard they dated and that he flew her to Minneapolis several/many times. I think she was significant to him. Did not know she was 17...sigh. [Edited 10/1/19 14:03pm] | |
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He seemed to love European women. | |
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Aside from work such as the photoshoots, she is known to have recorded the unreleased French version of 'The Most Beautiful Girl In The World' with Prince: ALT+PLS+RTN: Pure as a pane of ice. It's a gift. |
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& The NPG during the New Power Soul Tour in 1998:
And Canadian women... And Australian women And American women And... Just having fun | |
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PeggyO said:
And Canadian women... And Australian women And American women And... Just having fun  | |
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I was at that concert in 1998: indeed she sung (only the chorus) for Come On. She's also heard in the Chaos And Disorder song.
Today, she's facing troubles as she's supposed to be homelees & sleeping in her car. [Edited 10/10/19 4:10am] "Money won't buy U happiness but it'll pay 4 the search." |
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What?????
There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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