In 1993, Cher visited Armenia, bringing with her humanitarian aid.
“I was in Armenia, Yerevan, just at the time when the war broke out. My father is Armenian, but I only met him when I was eleven years old, so until eleven, I didn’t know that I was Armenian. When I met my father, I saw that we were very much alike. But when I came to Armenia, I was amazed that I looked like everyone and that everyone looked like me.
For me, this was a true discovery – yes, I am really an Armenian! But before visiting Armenia, I haven’t felt this.
Our cargo plane delivered humanitarian aid to the people. They were in a state of shock – they were left without shelter and without food. It was wonderful that I arrived in Armenia and was able to help them.
I have never seen such suffering and such dignity. I was so proud. I was at home. These people, their eyes… we were so much alike. This trip to Armenia still lives in my heart. ”
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At least she did something right for her Fathers' Country!