‘She was my rock’: Gene Simmons praises his late mother
Kiss frontman Gene Simmons expresses appreciation for his late mother Flora Klein as he reveals how she survived a Nazi concentration camp. Simmons' mother survived the concentration camps as a 12-year-old girl using her hairdressing skills and by keeping her ability to speak German a secret. The rockstar praised his mother for being his rock and “moral compass” throughout his life. “My mother lived to be 94 years of age and always told me, ‘everyday above ground is a good day’, and I take that with me wherever I go,” he told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan.

▶︎
Rock Icon on Mother's Holocaust Survival Story | KISS | Gene Simmons

▶︎
'Kiss' legend Gene Simmons recalls emotional moment after first arriving in America

▶︎
Gene Simmons opens up about his mother and her impact

▶︎
Gene Simmons on his Relationships with Cher and Diana Ross

▶︎
Piers Morgan vs Gene Simmons From 'Kiss' | The Full Interview

▶︎
Gene Simmons fights back tears talking about how much his late mother loved America

▶︎
‘KISS’ Icons Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss Make Grand Entrance at Kennedy Center Honors

▶︎
‘Kiss’ legend Gene Simmons and wife Shannon Tweed sit down with Piers Morgan

▶︎
WATCH: Gene Simmons best moments before Congress

▶︎
LGBTQ cruise gets wake up call on Islamic culture

▶︎
EXCLUSIVE: On the road with KISS for their final world tour | 60 Minutes Australia

▶︎
Paul & Gene of KISS go head to head on KISStory and dive into the stories behind new patches

▶︎
Gene Simmons on The Beatles: No Band Will Ever Match Them

▶︎
Paul Stanley on Disliking Gene Simmons When They Met | The Big Interview

▶︎
Gene Simmons Thinks America is the Greatest Place in the World

▶︎
Legendary rock superstars Kiss surprise two super fans and the reactions are priceless!

▶︎
Gene Simmons explains why 'more is a good word'

▶︎
Gene Simmons on his "Weakness for Women" and Past Relationships

▶︎
'Concerned': 'Kiss' legend Gene Simmons says legislation needs to be passed on AI

▶︎
