Is Little Pattie related to Chrissy Amphlett? Let’s find out if the two are indeed related by blood or just share the same family name.

Little Pattie aka Patricia Amphlett is a renowned Australian Singer from the 1960s pop music industry. 

Pattie is known for her performance in surf pop and adult contemporary music in her teenage years.

Patricia has been inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame for her invaluable contribution to the Australian music industry on August 27, 2009. She was also included in the Sydney Morning Herald’s list of the ‘century’s most loved faces’ in 2000.

Some of Pattie’s famous work includes ‘The Many Moods of Little Pattie’, ‘Only if You Want to’, ‘Sunshine of My Life’, and ’20 Stompie Wompie Hits!’.

Congratulations to Little Pattie #PatriciaAmphlett on her Hall of Fame Award presentation at the 2021 MO Awards #littlepattie #aussiemusic #moawards

— Robyn Fagan (@RobynFagan) June 24, 2021

Is Little Pattie Related To Chrissy Amphlett? Are They Sisters?

Little Pattie is related to the late Chrissy Amphlett but they are not biological sisters. 

Patricia Amphlett and Chrissy Amphlett are cousins and related by blood. However, there is no information regarding their parents available on the internet.

Patricia Amphlett remembered Chrissy Amphlett as ”a mighty person, on stage and off stage,” in her Interview with the Sydney Morning Herald. 

Christine Joy Amphlett was inducted into The Age Music Victoria Hall of Fame on November 21, 2018, during the Annual Victorian music Awards.

”I miss her like mad, we can’t have a laugh and a giggle like we use to,” Patria shared, ”but Chrissy’s great musical ability, her influence on female performers and probably male performers too … there was no one like her and this (induction) is very special for us, her family.”

Cousins #ChrissyAmphlett and #PatriciaAmphlett (#LittlePattie) at the #Aria #HallofFameAwards in 2009

— Amphlett Lane (@AmphlettLane) May 22, 2020

Who Is Chrissy Amphlett?

Chrissy Amphlett was an Australian actress, singer, and songwriter.

She was best known as the frontwoman of Divinyls- the famous Australian rock band.

Divinyls topped all of the charts with their record-breaking single ‘I Touch Myself‘ in 1991. They also released six other albums between 1982 and 1996. 

Amphlett was married to the Australian drummer and bassist Charley Drayton. Drayton has performed with some of the most popular bands like The Rolling Stones and The Cult.

Chrissy also wrote an autobiography ‘Pleasure and Pain: My Life’ dedicated to her extraordinary life and singing career.

Amphlett died on April 21, 2013, after a long battle with breast cancer at the age of 53.

Who Is Little Pattie Husband?

Little Pattie is married to her husband Lawrie Thompson for 35 years.

Lawrie Thompson is an Australian drummer and percussionist who specializes in Jazz and hip hop music.

Patricia was also married Joy Boys’ bass guitarist and ATA record producer and manager Keith Jacobsen in 1973. Keith and Little Pattie separated in 1984. The reason behind the divorce is still unknown.

Pattie and Thompson have been in a happy marital relationship since 1986. Over the years, there was no report regarding any disturbance in their marital relationship.

How Old Is Little Pattie?

Little Pattie is 72 years old in age as of 2021.

Pattie was born Patricia Thelma Thompson on 17 March 1949, in Sydney, Australia.

The origin of her alias as Little Pattie occurred in her school days. She was called ‘Little Pattie’ because there were two other girls in her class whose name was Patricia. 

Patricia completed her schooling at King Street Primary School and Sydney Girls High School.

Pattie had her first television appearance when she was 13 years old. Her singing performance on the Opportunity Knocks series was a massive hit that paved her road to fame.

Little Pattie Net Worth Revealed

Little Pattie has a net worth of 5$ million approximately according to Celebrity How.

Patricia earns a fortune from her old recording sales and annual revenue. 

Her music is played in Australian households until the present day. She also engages in different interviews and shares her inspiring stories as a female singer from the past. 

However, due to her old age, she can’t participate in concerts like the singers from newer generations.