Jimmy Carter Posthumously Wins Fourth Grammy Award

Jimmy Carter Posthumously Wins Fourth Grammy Award

In a poignant move, Jimmy Carter was honored posthumously with his fourth Grammy Award for best audiobook narration at the 2025 Grammy Awards, held last night at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Confirming reports from The Hollywood Reporter, the late US President received the prestigious award for his narration work on 'Last Sundays in Plains: A Centennial Celebration,' a collection of folk tunes and Sunday school teachings.

Carter's death on December 29 was met with tributes from around the world, and last night's ceremony saw his family and loved ones continue to celebrate his life's work. Jason Carter, the former president's grandson, presented the award in Jimmy Carter's honor and paid a heartfelt tribute to his grandfather's enduring influence.

Jason credited Kabir Sehgal, who played an instrumental role in the album's production, and expressed his gratitude to other contributors including Jon Batiste, LeAnn Rimes, and Darius Rucker. He also extended thanks to the Maranatha Baptist Church congregation where Jimmy Carter taught Sunday school for over five decades.

The emotional moment saw several high-profile artists and dignitaries attend, paying respects to the late former president's remarkable legacy. Jason's speech encapsulated his grandfather's words, which continue to inspire and influence people worldwide.

In a shocking display of dominance in the audiobook category, Jimmy Carter has surpassed Maya Angelou's record for most Grammy victories, with this win marking his fourth award in the same field. His previous wins include 'Faith - A Journey For All,' 'A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety,' and 'Our Endangered Values: America's Moral Crisis.'

The late US President garnered nine Grammy nominations throughout his life, capping a remarkable storied career that continues to inspire generations of music lovers.

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