Jimmy Carter has reached yet another impressive career accomplishment. Just weeks after ringing in his 100th birthday last month, the former president earned his 10th Grammy nomination, making him the oldest Grammy nominee of all time.

The 100-year-old former president, who has been in hospice care for almost two years, was nominated for his 10th Grammy Award in the Best Audio Book, Narration, and Storytelling Recording category for his spoken-word album, 'Last Sundays in the Plains: A Centennial Celebration', as per People.

About a month after turning 100-years-old, former President Jimmy Carter has received his 10th Grammy Award nomination for his latest spoken-word album ‘Last Sundays in Plains: A Centennial Celebration.

Carter has already won 3 Grammys and this is his 10th nomination. Carter, the nation’s 39th President of the United States, turned 100 on Oct. 1. He has been in hospice care for more than a year.

Former President Jimmy Carter is still making history well into his 100th trip around the sun. After fulfilling his final dream of voting for Kamala Harris, despite him being hospice bound, Carter could also end up being the oldest person to win a Grammy award for Best Audio Book,

Former President Jimmy Carter is celebrating another milestone. On Friday, the Recording Academy announced Carter had received his 10th Grammy Award nomination. The former president is nominated for best album in the Audio Book,