Phil Collins tells Piers Morgan that he regrets his marriages falling apart
Musician Phil Collins discussed his regrets regarding his three failed marriages during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored. He attributed the breakdown of his relationships to the heavy demands of his touring schedule with the band Genesis.
Why it matters
The interview highlights the personal sacrifices and long-term emotional toll often associated with high-profile entertainment careers.
Phil Collins is opening up about his biggest regret throughout the course of his career. During a recent interview on "Piers Morgan Uncensored," the 75-year-old musician reflected on the toll his career took on his relationships with his children and how it affected his three marriages. "To some extent, I have to say I regret my marriages falling apart," he explained. "Sometimes I jumped. Well, one time I jumped, two times I was pushed. But I wouldn't have written it like that. But on the other hand, I've got five fantastic kids that I wouldn't have if that hadn't happened. So I have to balance it." The famous drummer was married to his first wife, Andrea Bertorelli, from 1975 to 1980. Collins adopted Bertorelli's daughter, Joely, and the couple welcomed son Simon.
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