Claudine Longet
French-American singer, actress, and dancer known for hit songs like "Meditation" and roles in films like "The Party".
Pop Singer
January 29, 1942
Aquarius
83
Paris, France
Claudine Longet, born in Paris, France, rose to fame as a popular singer during the 1960s and 1970s. Her melodious voice captivated audiences with hits like “Love is Blue” (1968) and “Good Day Sunshine” (1967). Beyond her musical talent, Longet graced the screens, appearing in notable TV shows such as “McHale’s Navy” (1963) and “The Andy Williams Show.”
Her personal life garnered significant attention when she named her son Robert after her close friend, the late Robert F. Kennedy. However, tragedy struck in 1976 when Longet became embroiled in a highly publicized trial involving the shooting death of her boyfriend, skier Spider Sabich. The outcome resulted in a conviction for negligent homicide and a 30-day jail sentence.
Following her release, Longet chose to step away from the limelight, dedicating herself to raising her children and pursuing personal interests. Despite her absence from the entertainment industry, her contributions to music and her enduring legacy continue to resonate with fans around the world.
