television movie made for the USA Network, in which he played the role of Larry Douglas. Personal life Cetera's first marriage was to Janice Sheely. Cetera married Diane Nini in 1982 and their daughter, Claire, was born in 1983. Claire graduated from the University of Southern California in 2006 and is an artist, actress, singer and producer living in Los Angeles. She was previously a competitive snowboarder. Cetera and Nini divorced in the early 1990s. Cetera is the uncle of bandmate Robert Lamm's daughter Sacha, from Lamm's 1976 marriage to Diane's younger sister, Julie. In 1997, Cetera had a second daughter, Senna, with then-girlfriend Blythe Weber. He met Weber while she was working at River North Records/Platinum Records. Senna lives in Nashville, where in 2006 she starred in the music video for country singer Josh Turner's song "Would You Go with Me", a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Cetera, a longtime resident of Sun Valley, Idaho, has lived in Idaho since the mid-1980s and is a sports enthusiast. Discography Studio albums Peter Cetera (1981) – No. 143 US Solitude/Solitaire (1986) – No. 23 US, RIAA platinum One More Story (1988) – No. 58 US World Falling Down (1992) – No. 163 US One Clear Voice (1995) Another Perfect World (2001) You Just Gotta Love Christmas (2004) Extended plays Fresh Takes (2021) Live albums Peter Cetera and Symphony Orchestra - Live in Salt Lake City (2004) Compilation albums You're the Inspiration: A Collection (1997) – No. 134 US The Very Best of Peter Cetera (2017) Love, Glory, Honor & Heart: Complete Full Moon & Warner Bros. Recordings 1981-1992 (2022) Singles Featured singles Soundtrack appearances 1982 – Summer Lovers – "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" (performed with Chicago) 1983 – Two of a Kind – "Prima Donna" (performed with Chicago) 1986 – The Karate Kid Part II – "Glory of Love" 1987 – Princess from the Moon (jp) – "Stay with Me" 1987 – Three Men and a Baby – "Daddy's Girl" 1989 – Chances Are – "After All" (with Cher) 1990 – Pretty Woman – "No Explanation" Music videos Television appearances (solo career) 1987 – 29th Annual Grammy Awards, presenter, February 24, 1987 1987 – 59th Academy Awards, live performance 1992 – The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, December 15, 1992 1993 – American Music Awards, presenter, January 25, 1993 1993 – The Arsenio Hall Show,