It seems like time travel is going to be a part of Donny Osmond’s live show.
On Wednesday, Feb. 5, the “Go Away Little Girl” musician, 67, shared an Instagram Reel where he revealed he’d be returning to the stage with a “co-star” — a ’70s avatar of himself.
“We are going to be making history together,” Osmond said in the clip. “Can you imagine sharing the stage with your 14-year-old self?”
“Well, it’s happening. Thanks to some mind-blowing AI and CGI technology, I’m going to be singing with Donny Osmond — you know, the one from 1972.
The screen then cut to “an sample” of what fans might see, with Donny sitting beside a younger, AI version of himself.
Donny then introduces himself as the “real” version, while the AI version of him claims he’s the “original” one.
Donny then proceeds to interview his younger self: “What does it feel like to sing with yourself 50 years in the future?”
“Well, it’s kind of like singing with my grandpa,” the AI version of Donny remarks.
Donny then quips that he is his “grandpa” and calls the AI version his “grandson “Daxton.”
“The future is so fun,” Donny’s AI co-star says, while they both snap at one another.
“It’s incredible. This is something you don’t want to miss. Link to tickets is in bio, or you can go to Donny.com,” Donny says as the footage pans to him alone.
“Who wants to go back in time? 💜” he captioned the clip. “Thanks to some mind-blowing AI and CGI technology, I’ll be sharing the stage with young Donny from 1972. Tickets for @harrahsvegas are live! This is a moment you won’t want to miss.”
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Last month, Donny’s brother Wayne Osmond, who was an original member of the Osmonds singing group, died after suffering a stroke. He was 73.
Wayne’s brothers Donny, Merrill and Jay confirmed the news in social media posts.
“My dear brother Wayne passed away peacefully last night from a stroke. I’m so grateful that I had the opportunity to visit him in the hospital before he passed,” Donny wrote on Instagram. “Wayne brought so much light, laughter, and love to everyone who knew him, especially me. He was the ultimate optimist and was loved by everyone.”
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