At 54, Alison Krauss Reveals Why She Divorced Him.. and It’s Bad

At 54, Alison Krauss Reveals Why She Divorced Him.. and It’s Bad For decades, Alison Krauss has been defined by control. Control of her voice, clear and almost weightless. Control of her violin, precise and effortless. Control of a career that turned a child prodigy into one of the most decorated artists in Grammy history, with 27 wins and counting. She carried bluegrass into the mainstream, built a legacy with Alison Krauss & Union Station, crossed genres with Raising Sand, and earned her place in both the Grand Ole Opry and the Bluegrass Hall of Fame. On paper, it’s a near-perfect story. But away from the stage, there was one part of her life that never quite found its footing.