Grammy Award-winning singer Lauren Daigle has secured a slew of accolades and positive attention in both Christian and secular realms over the years.
But when recently asked to share the biggest lesson she’s learned throughout her illustrious career, the “Look Up Child” vocalist passionately spoke neither about fame nor money, but about the power of humility.
“Humility is a good thing,” Daigle said during a red-carpet interview at Sunday night’s KLOVE Fan Awards in Nashville, Tennessee. “And I know that there’s a lot of things vying for our affection, vying for the feeling of importance that we all somehow long for in our own unique little way, right?”
The singer, who is nominated for KLOVE Fan Awards for Female Artist of the Year and Artist of the Year, went on to explain what she told her nieces when they asked, “What are you gonna do if you win?”
“I said, ‘OK, I’m gonna walk up on stage and I’ll say this speech and, you know, whatever,” Daigle said. “And they say, ‘What are you gonna do if you lose?’ And I said, ‘I’m gonna cheer everyone else on.’”
Daigle’s point was that she would support whoever ended up winning, putting
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