Paul McCartney's Love Story with Linda

0:00It's April 5th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Paul McCartney just dropped some heartfelt stories about his late wife Linda in a new documentary. He calls her a total freeing influence, especially after tough times like losing gigs early on. They met back in 1967 when she was snapping photos, tied the knot two years later in March 1969, and built a family, with three kids together. She grew up in a fancy part of New York, but ditched the straight-laced life for rock and roll vibes, sneaking out for late-night adventures. That wild spirit rubbed off on Paul Bigtime, pushing him to think bigger and bolder. A few years after the Beatles split, they launched Wings, where she jumped in on keyboards and vocals, no formal training needed. Wings blew up in the 1970s with massive hits and even snagged two Grammys. Paul still marvels at her raw singing style, pure passion without any auto-tune tricks. Their bond lasted nearly 30 years until breast cancer took her in 1998 at age 58.

1:04The kids carried that creative torch, eldest Mary became a photographer like Mom, Stella's killing it as a fashion designer, and son James is out there. Making music, even teaming up with Sean Lennon recently. Paul also has daughter Beatrice from his next marriage and was stepdad to Linda's Heather. Looking back, Linda's simple motto of, it's allowed, lifted so much weight off Paul, reshaping how he saw the world in his music.