• Eartha Kitt - Wikipedia

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    After the death of Annie Mae, Eartha was sent to live with another close relative named Mamie Kitt (who Eartha later came to believe was her biological mother)...

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    29K Followers, 316 Following, 327 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Eartha kitt (@eartha_kitt).

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    Official Page for Eartha Kitt, Authorized by Eartha Kitt Productions, Inc. http://EarthaKitt.com.

  • EARTHA KITT — YouTube

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    Eartha Kitt--How Could You Believe Me, 1995 Live Performance. ... Eartha Kitt--September Song, Mad About the Boy, I Will Survive.

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  • Eartha Kitt | Music Artist, Actress, Soundtrack - IMDb

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    Eartha Kitt died of colon cancer in her home in Weston, Connecticut, on Christmas Day 2008. ... Eartha Kitt in The Eartha Kitt Show: Australia (1962).

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  • Eartha Kitt Lyrics, Songs, and Albums | Genius

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    Eartha Kitt was once a nightclub performer who got signed to RCA in 1953. Interestingly, Eartha Kitt’s mother was a slave once upon a time.

  • Eartha Kitt

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    "Described by Orson Welles as “the most exciting woman in the universe”, Eartha Kitt began her career in 1943, on Broadway.