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'''Natalie Hill Jensen''' is a former Broadway singer and dancer and wrote about her adventures in her “Mormon in Manhattan” blog. After she married Alex Jensen, an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz, in September 2014, she moved to Bountiful, Utah, and switched the focus of her writing. She runs “Natalie Now,” and appears on KSL-TV’s Studio 5 segment “Hit List.” | '''Natalie Hill Jensen''' is a former Broadway singer and dancer and wrote about her adventures in her “Mormon in Manhattan” blog. After she married Alex Jensen, an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz, in September 2014, she moved to Bountiful, Utah, and switched the focus of her writing. She runs “Natalie Now,” and appears on KSL-TV’s Studio 5 segment “Hit List.” | ||
| − | She was raised in Orem, Utah, the eldest of five sisters. She earned her bachelor of music from New York University, with an emphasis in vocal performance. She is a member of [http:// | + | She was raised in Orem, Utah, the eldest of five sisters. She earned her bachelor of music from New York University, with an emphasis in vocal performance. She is a member of [http://comeuntochrist.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]. |
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Revision as of 17:17, 14 September 2021
Natalie Hill Jensen is a former Broadway singer and dancer and wrote about her adventures in her “Mormon in Manhattan” blog. After she married Alex Jensen, an assistant coach for the Utah Jazz, in September 2014, she moved to Bountiful, Utah, and switched the focus of her writing. She runs “Natalie Now,” and appears on KSL-TV’s Studio 5 segment “Hit List.”
She was raised in Orem, Utah, the eldest of five sisters. She earned her bachelor of music from New York University, with an emphasis in vocal performance. She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
