Diana Ross's first album 'Thank You' in 15 years shot at her home amid pandemic

"Thank You" is the follow-up to Ross`s 2006 album "I Love You", and was recorded entirely in her home studio during the pandemic.

Los Angeles: Diana Ross has shared details of her first album in 15 years, titled "Thank You". "Thank You" is the follow-up to Ross`s 2006 album "I Love You", and was recorded entirely in her home studio during the pandemic, reports bbc.com. Due for release in September, this will be Ross`s 25th solo studio album and 43rd overall. "This collection of songs is my gift to you with appreciation and love," the 77-year-old veteran singer said in a statement.