Roland Orzabal New Wife Emily Rath – Who Is She? Here’seEverything you need to know about Rath and her marriage.
Roland Orzabal is a singer-songwriter, record producer, and author from England. The co-founder of “Tears and Fears” is well-known in the music industry.
Aside from his enormous success as a musician, Roland’s personal life has been in the spotlight for quite some time. He and his new wife, Emily Rath, have been married for almost a year.
She has been in the spotlight due to her marriage to a well-known music personality. Let’s take a quick look into her life to satisfy our growing curiosity.
Emily Rath is a writer and a professional photographer. According to her social media, she is a former chef and sommelier. Rath is the second wife of Roland Orzabal, an English musician.
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She spent three years in Florence, Italy, studying archival photographic processes. Orzabal met his now-wife in a restaurant and fell in love right away.
They had planned to marry on September 22, 2020, but had to reschedule due to the ongoing COVID pandemic.
They secretly married in April 2021 at 11,212 feet on Aspen Mountain. They have been planning another celebration with their friends and families in an incredible venue.
Does Roland Orzabal Have Children?
Roland Orzabal has two sons Raoul Orzabal and Pascal Orzabal with his first wife Caroline Orzabal.
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Pascal has followed in his father’s footsteps and has pursued a music career. On the other hand, Raoul is a contemporary painter. He is also the 2019 winner of the Art Gemini Prize.
Roland Orzabal Is Trending On Twitter
Roland Orzabal is currently trending on Twitter as his and Curt Smith’s first album has been released after almost two decades.
People have been praising the duo and their newest release on the Internet. One of the users wrote he listened to their music since his childhood and it is the same after years.
Our interview with Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal of Tears for Fears about their brand new record “The Tipping Point.”
“It’s the most ‘us’ album ever because there was no outside influence. Basically none.” Listen and read here: https://t.co/u6h80eunVQ pic.twitter.com/kHeBGBfz83
— Rock Cellar Magazine (@RockCellarMag) February 28, 2022
Another user wrote as a child of the ’80s, he always thought their music was breathtaking and it is still the same.
