Los Angeles – Former President Jimmy Carter has posthumously won the Grammy Award.
Carter, a peanut farmer, who won the presidential post in the wake of the Watergate scam and the Vietnam War, died in December at the age of 100. Prior to his death, Carter was nominated in 2025 villages in the category of audio book, statement and storytelling. For the recording of its final Sunday school lesson at the Mararanath Baptist Church in Georgia, for the “Plains: A Sentanial Celebration” for “Last Sunday: A Centenary Celebration”. Musicians Darius Rooker, Lee Ann Rims and John Batistte are depicted on records.
If the former President wins before his death, he would become the oldest Grammy Award winner in history.
Jason Carter, grandson of Jimmy Carter, received the award on his behalf. He said in an acceptance speech, “His words have been occupied in this way for my family and the world.” “Thank you to the academy.”
In the category, Jimmy Carter defeated Barbara Streesand, George Clinton, Dolly Partane and producer Gai Oldfield.
If the Streesand wins instead of Carter, it will be his first Grammy win in 38 years.
Currently, the oldest person to win Grammy was 97 -year -old Pinetop Perkins in 2011.