Donny Osmond is ready to head down by the lazy river — but not just yet. The “Puppy Love” singer, 67, addressed his “inevitable” retirement from live performance on Thursday, March 13, while appearing on “The View.”

Donny Osmond has opened up about his plans to retire with a telling admission during a recent interview. The 67-year-old singer found fame as a teen idol when he performed with his family, The Osmonds,

Donny Osmond's upcoming Las Vegas residency is going to look back on his 63 years in show business, and the entertainer revealed that his retirement is coming, although he can't say when. “I mean, let’s be honest,

I got a lot of young kids that know me from Mulan … So I find that the audience is expanding.” Osmond eventually, when talking about the breadth of his career as a performer, broached the subject of when he might finally retire.

The legendary performer appeared on "The View," where cohost Sara Haines asked him about plans to retire from the stage.

Donny Osmond recently hinted at an "inevitable" career move during a recent appearance on The View. On March 13, the former teen heartthrob was a featured guest on the talk show, during which he spoke about his Las Vegas residency and reflected on his decades-long career.

Donny Osmond hinted at when he plans to retire from live performance. "I mean, let's be honest, it's inevitable [to retire]," Osmond, 67, said on the Thursday, March 13, episode of The View. The "Soldier of Love" singer is currently headlining his first-ever solo Las Vegas residency at the Harrah's Showroom,