Melba Moore Expresses Gratitude To Robbie Todd In Heartfelt Social Media Post
The legendary Grammy winner shares warm appreciation to Robbie Todd on Instagram.
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Grammy Award-winning singer and Broadway star Melba Moore recently took to Instagram to share her heartfelt appreciation for Robbie Todd. In her latest post, the legendary performer expressed gratitude with the simple yet meaningful message: “Thank You Robbie. Do good you get good. Love Melba Forever Moore.” The post was accompanied by the hashtag #hollywoodwalkoffame2023, referencing her significant career honor.
In the Instagram video, Moore appears to be thanking Robbie Todd (tagged as @sirrobbietodd) for his support, embodying her belief that good deeds are rewarded with positive outcomes. The “Lean on Me” singer also tagged comedian Katt Williams in the post, adding a crown emoji to his mention.
Moore’s post reflects her characteristic warmth and appreciation for those who have supported her throughout her illustrious career spanning multiple decades in entertainment. Her philosophy of “do good you get good” seems to be a personal mantra that has guided her through her journey in the entertainment industry.
The hashtag #hollywoodwalkoffame2023 in Moore’s post highlights one of her most recent and significant career achievements. Receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame represents a pinnacle accomplishment for entertainment professionals, recognizing Moore’s substantial contributions to music, Broadway, and television throughout her career.
This honor adds to Moore’s impressive list of accolades, which includes a Tony Award for her role in the Broadway musical “Purlie” and a Grammy Award for her gospel recording. Her inclusion on the Hollywood Walk of Fame cements her legacy as one of America’s most versatile and enduring performers.
Moore has been actively celebrating other artists on her social media as well. In a recent post, she congratulated Katt Williams with the message: “Congratulations Katt 👑.”
The Broadway legend has also been sharing throwback content, including a post featuring herself alongside Susan Lucci from the soap opera “All My Children,” showcasing her television work beyond her musical career.
Born Beatrice Melba Hill on October 29, 1945, in New York City, Moore was raised in Newark, New Jersey. Her career breakthrough came when she replaced Diane Keaton in the original Broadway production of “Hair.”
Moore’s impressive musical journey includes hit songs like “This Is It,” “Read My Lips,” and her cover of “Lean on Me,” which reached the top of the R&B charts. Her remarkable vocal range and versatility allowed her to cross between R&B, pop, jazz, and gospel genres throughout her career.
Beyond music, Moore established herself as an accomplished actress with roles on Broadway, in film, and on television. Her portrayal of Lutiebelle in “Purlie” earned her a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical in 1970.
Moore continues to maintain an active connection with her audience through her social media presence. She recently announced “Melba Moore Meet & Greets” with the caption “#comingtoacitynearyou” and “Up close and personal 🎤,” indicating her ongoing commitment to engaging with fans who have supported her throughout her decades-long career.
For a performer with Moore’s longevity and impact, these personal connections seem to be as important as the numerous accolades she’s received. Her consistent acknowledgment of supporters like Robbie Todd demonstrates the importance she places on the relationships that have helped sustain her remarkable career.
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