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Debbie Mathers → Debbie Nelson – Debbie Nelson is the name her autobiography was published under and is used in the majority of headlines about her death[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]
List of results:[10] It appears by far to be her WP:COMMONNAME, with an exception being this Guardian article which refers to her as Debbie Mathers three times (including the title) and Debbie Nelson once.
According to The Independent, "She was known as Debbie Mathers at the time of Eminem's birth, but reverted to her maiden name Debbie Nelson after realizing she had become famous through her son’s lyrics."[11], with another article implying she was formerly known as Debbie Mathers.[12]Rolling Stone says she was going by Debbie Mathers-Briggs in the early 2000s[13] which is backed up by a contemporary article by the BBC.[14]Billboard and the BBC use the name Debbie Mathers to caption an image of her in 2005 since that's the name she was using then.[15][16]Miklogfeather (talk) 08:50, 10 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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