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Unusual phraseology in the article, but more extensive than I had expected and well presented. Statements like " She took a break from recording in 1984, around the time she met her husband and began a family which would extend to five daughters and one son." The phrase "which would extend" seems rather quaint and dated. It sounds like information from a fanzine.
The article claims that her debut single made no.1 in France. But there is no record of this on the pages that list all of the French number one singles, least of all for 1976. Can a source be found for this claim? 71.146.10.127 (talk) 01:18, 15 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Why does this refer to her as Marie throughout as if it's her surname? Marie is a female Christian name. I presume Kelly Marie was intended to be a double-barrelled first name rather than a fore and sur-name. Should the defaultsort be changed on this? I don't think people would refer to her as Miss Marie.Tuzapicabit (talk) 22:47, 4 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]
