Diana Silvers Confronts Grief and Growing Up on Personal, Profound Second Album ‘Daughter of Sorts’: ‘I Really Hope That People See Themselves in It’

Nov 13, 2026 6:00am PT Diana Silvers Confronts Grief and Growing Up on Personal, Profound Second Album ‘Daughter of Sorts’: ‘I Really Hope That People See Themselves in It’

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In April of last year, Diana Silvers wrote the song “Daughter.”

Over finger-picked acoustic guitar, the 29-year-old model, actress and singer-songwriter ruminates on the transition from girlhood to womanhood through the eyes of her mother — who, by the age Silvers is now, was already married with two children.

“I can’t do it alone/ I don’t want to be grown,” Silvers croons in a soft, mellow tone. “I’m still a daughter/ Still somebody’s child.”

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