Kris Kristofferson Is Selling All His Things as He Prepares to Die

Kris Kristofferson, now 87, stands as a towering figure in the worlds of music and film, a testament to a life brimming with creativity, passion, and resilience. Born in Texas and initially charting a path in the military, a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University would first expose him to the allure of songwriting. Yet, it was Nashville's siren call that truly unveiled his destiny. As a songwriter, Kristofferson's poetic brilliance shone through hits like "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down," "For the Good Times," and the timeless "Me and Bobby McGee," which became an anthem in Janis Joplin's voice.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Selling His Assets
01:14 - Kris’ Health Issues
03:06 - Early Years
04:49 - Career Highlights
06:29 - Personal Life
07:03 - Outro

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Not just content with penning hits for others, his own voice graced numerous albums, painting stories of love, loss, and the human condition. Alongside his music, Kristofferson's rugged charisma found a home in Hollywood. He dazzled audiences opposite Barbra Streisand in "A Star Is Born," for which he earned a Golden Globe, and showcased his versatility in diverse roles ranging from "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid" to the "Blade" trilogy. As one-fourth of The Highwaymen, alongside Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, and Waylon Jennings, he further solidified his legacy in country music's hall of fame.

Beyond the limelight, he used his platform for advocacy, standing up for the rights of the marginalized and voicing dissent during tumultuous times. Now, as the twilight of his life draws nearer, Kristofferson, ever the poet, begins to acknowledge his mortality. But even in this introspective phase, he continues to inspire, reminding us that life, with all its highs and lows, is a song worth singing. In this video, we’re taking a look his recent financial moves that have indicated that he’s ready to pass on, and is looking to make things easier for his family. And we’ll talk about his life and career highlights. So join Facts Verse, as we present: Kris Kristofferson is Selling All His Things as He Prepares to Die.

Kris Kristofferson Is Selling All His Things as He Prepares to Die