Cher Admits Dislike for Her Own Voice Despite Successful Music Career

In a series of recent interviews, the iconic singer expressed discontent with her vocal style for its in-between gender sound and for mirroring her mother's voice, also admitting that she does not sing around her house.

In a series of recent interviews, Cher expressed discomfort with her own voice, stating she was not a fan of its in-between gender sound and its likeness to her mother's.
Contrary to her own opinion, Cher's unique vocal style has earned her a successful music career with chart-topping hits and millions of fans globally.
The pop-icon's new holiday album, 'Christmas,' displays her vocal capacity while also marking her first body of work in the festive genre. Despite anticipating its success, Cher reveals that she wasn't initially excited about the project.
Despite her unease with her voice, Cher notes that she's happy as long as her fans love listening to her music.
Despite having more than 30 charting albums on the Billboard 200, the singer admitted she doesn't sing around her house because she does not like her voice.
Cher also revealed that she has a unique singing style, she doesn't pronounce her Rs and leaves some consonants open because they are hard to sing.

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