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wrote “When Doves Cry” about his high school sweetheart, who was also still the love of his life at that time. She is an R&B singer that we all know, but what many of us didn’t know was that the two were together for years.
She is...........
Susan Moonsie of Vanity6/ Appollonia 6
It’s one-third of
Vanity 6/
Appollonia 6…
Susan Moonsie! She was the quiet persona of the trio and Prince actually created Vanity 6 around her when he put the group together. He allegedly wrote the song about their up and down relationship and it’s also alleged that Prince wrote the song, “Private Joy” about Susan Moonsie as well.
Prince’s intentions were to have Susan be the lead singer of Vanity 6, but she didn’t want to be the lead, so that’s why we saw Vanity and thenAppollonia singing lead all of the time.
This who were close to them say their relationship was rocky- they would break up, then make up and then break up again, but they allegedly loved each other deeply. Like we said, they were high school sweethearts first, before the fame and money, so maybe that’s why their love was so unbreakable. Unsurprisingly, their relationship often had issues because of Prince’s alleged relationships with a few other singers who came onto to the scene after Susan. Allegedly she thought Prince was cheating on her when he started…
Vanity formerly of Vanity 6
becoming attracted to Vanity around 1983. Insiders say that’s when Susan ended the relationship and she even became close friends with Vanity.
Then there’s this other singer that close friends of both of them have allegedly said ended their relationship again, and that’s when Prince started messing around with…
It was also said that in 1985 Prince wrote “Nothing Compares 2 U” (the song eventually covered by Sinead O’Connor) about Susannah Melvoin. Prince was a busy dude, wasn’t he?