Rockstar Elton John is worried that he will not be able to see the big moments of his kids lives. The 77-year-old rockstar has dominated the headlines recently for his new documentary Elton John: Never Too Late, in which he has talked about&nbsp;many&nbsp;personal&nbsp;things, including his two sons Zachary and Elijah.&nbsp;

In his documentary, John said that his two children,&nbsp;Zachary, 13, and Elijah, 11, are worried about his old age.

Talking about his kids fear, the singer says in the documentary, as per People, "They think about my mortality. They worry about my mortality."

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"Not so much David, but me," the Grammy-winner said, referencing his husband, David Furnish.

Further, the ''Hold Me Closer'' singer said that his two sons, "love their daddy, so they want me to be around forever, [and] I would love to be around forever."

The father of two says&nbsp;that he wants to see the big moments of his two sons lives. But being realistic, the singer adds&nbsp;that he thinks that he's not going to be around for that.&nbsp;

"I want to see them have children and get married. I don't think I'm going to be around for that. Who knows?" John says. "You never know."

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"So that's why I want to use the best time — the best of my time — while I'm around," he adds. "Time together is so wonderful and so precious."

John and his husband, David Furnish, welcomed their first son, Zachary (13), in 2010 via surrogate, and their second son, Elijah (11), in 2013 via the same surrogate.

Elton John: Never Too Late was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. While addressing the crowd at Roy Thomson Hall, teary Elton said his family is more important than his fame.&nbsp;

&nbsp;“On my tombstone, I don’t want it to say he sold a million records. I want it to say he was a great dad and great husband,” he said.&nbsp;

Directed by R.J. Cutler and David Furnish, the documentary will premiere on Dec. 13, on Disney+.&nbsp;

Rockstar Elton John is worried that he will not be able to see the big moments of his kids lives. The 77-year-old rockstar has dominated the headlines recently for his new documentary Elton John: Never Too Late, in which he has talked about many personal things, including his two sons Zachary and Elijah.

Rockstar Elton John is worried that he will not be able to see the big moments of his kids lives. The 77-year-old rockstar has dominated the headlines recently for his new documentary Elton John: Never Too Late, in which he has talked about many personal things, including his two sons Zachary and Elijah. In his documentary, John said that his two children, Zachary, 13, and Elijah, 11, are worried about his old age. Talking about his kids fear, the singer says in the documentary, as per People, "They think about my mortality. They worry about my mortality." Barack Obama’s daughter Malia Obama makes rare red carpet appearance "Not so much David, but me," the Grammy-winner said, referencing his husband, David Furnish. Further, the ''Hold Me Closer'' singer said that his two sons, "love their daddy, so they want me to be around forever, [and] I would love to be around forever." The father of two says that he wants to see the big moments of his two sons lives. But being realistic, the singer adds that he thinks that he's not going to be around for that. "I want to see them have children and get married. I don't think I'm going to be around for that. Who knows?" John says. "You never know." Film Heritage Foundation to bring Oscar-winning director Giuseppe Tornatore to India "So that's why I want to use the best time — the best of my time — while I'm around," he adds. "Time together is so wonderful and so precious." John and his husband, David Furnish, welcomed their first son, Zachary (13), in 2010 via surrogate, and their second son, Elijah (11), in 2013 via the same surrogate. Elton John: Never Too Late was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. While addressing the crowd at Roy Thomson Hall, teary Elton said his family is more important than his fame. “On my tombstone, I don’t want it to say he sold a million records. I want it to say he was a great dad and great husband,” he said. Directed by R.J. Cutler and David Furnish, the documentary will premiere on Dec. 13, on Disney+.

Elton John, 77, says his two sons are worried about his old age: ‘I don't think I'm going to be around...'

Singer Elton John, who recently revealed that he is left with limited vision in one eye after a severe infection, said he was unable to watch his new documentary properly when it had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2024.

Co-directed by his manager and husband David Furnish and filmmaker R J Cutler, “Never Too Late” was screened at the gala on Friday.

The documentary takes an intense look at the first five years of John's career in the 1970s and juxtaposes them with his recent “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour.

In his first public appearance since announcing his diagnosis on social media, the 77-year-old told Variety: "I couldn’t really see it because of my eye, but I sensed it. I’d seen it before. I don’t know. Seeing it with an audience is far more emotional than just sitting with a bunch of people. I got more out of it last night than I did when I saw it the first time, and it hit harder."

The eye infection is a roadblock to his daily routine.

"What’s happened with my eye has been very… just, it’s been very distressing because I’m used to getting out in the morning, looking at all the newspapers, looking at the charts, looking at everything, how the world is doing creatively, and I’ve lost that for the time being. It’s been seven weeks since I’ve been able to see all of this, but the prospect is good. I had a hell of a time," the multiple award-winning musician added.

In his Instagram post shared earlier this week, John had said while he is on the road to recovery, it will take some time before sight in the affected eye returns.

Never Too Late&nbsp;is slated to stream on Disney on December 13. 
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Singer Elton John, who recently revealed that he is left with limited vision in one eye after a severe infection, said he was unable to watch his new documentary properly when it had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2024.

Singer Elton John, who recently revealed that he is left with limited vision in one eye after a severe infection, said he was unable to watch his new documentary properly when it had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival 2024. Co-directed by his manager and husband David Furnish and filmmaker R J Cutler, “Never Too Late” was screened at the gala on Friday. The documentary takes an intense look at the first five years of John's career in the 1970s and juxtaposes them with his recent “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour. In his first public appearance since announcing his diagnosis on social media, the 77-year-old told Variety: "I couldn’t really see it because of my eye, but I sensed it. I’d seen it before. I don’t know. Seeing it with an audience is far more emotional than just sitting with a bunch of people. I got more out of it last night than I did when I saw it the first time, and it hit harder." The eye infection is a roadblock to his daily routine. "What’s happened with my eye has been very… just, it’s been very distressing because I’m used to getting out in the morning, looking at all the newspapers, looking at the charts, looking at everything, how the world is doing creatively, and I’ve lost that for the time being. It’s been seven weeks since I’ve been able to see all of this, but the prospect is good. I had a hell of a time," the multiple award-winning musician added. In his Instagram post shared earlier this week, John had said while he is on the road to recovery, it will take some time before sight in the affected eye returns. Never Too Late is slated to stream on Disney on December 13.

Elton John gives update on his eye infection, says it's been 'distressing'

From Elton John's glasses to a Banksy triptych, a collection of more than 900 items and artworks belonging to the legendary British musician fetched more than $20 million at several auctions this month, Christie's said Thursday.

The auction house held a series of eight sales, both in person and online up until Wednesday for the collection of the 76-year-old's belongings, including an ivory and gold glam rock jumpsuit from the early 1970s designed by Annie Reavey, which sold for $12,600.

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As enthusiastic collectors made bids, John's grand piano fetched over $200,000, while a pair of sunglasses, a key element of the singer's signature look, found a buyer for $22,680, ten times more than the initial estimate.

Most of the items came from the artist's palatial home in Atlanta, Georgia, which had served as a base for his American tours, and which he recently sold.

The legendary musician, known for hits like Your Song,&nbsp;Rocket Man,&nbsp;and Sacrifice,&nbsp;for flamboyant costumes and support for HIV/AIDS causes, wrapped up his farewell tour last year.

John bought the Atlanta home shortly after getting sober in 1990, Christie's said, as the singer found "solace and support in the warm community and recovery facilities" there.

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With works by artists Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Richard Avedon, the collection, which he built together with his husband David Furnish, shows the couple's taste in contemporary art.

The personal collections of pop culture icons have become a regular feature at the world's top auction houses.&nbsp;

Last September, thousands of items that belonged to late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury sold for 40 million pounds ($50.4 million), Sotheby's said.

From Elton John's glasses to a Banksy triptych, a collection of more than 900 items and artworks belonging to the legendary British musician fetched more than $20 million at several auctions this month, Christie's said Thursday.

From Elton John's glasses to a Banksy triptych, a collection of more than 900 items and artworks belonging to the legendary British musician fetched more than $20 million at several auctions this month, Christie's said Thursday. The auction house held a series of eight sales, both in person and online up until Wednesday for the collection of the 76-year-old's belongings, including an ivory and gold glam rock jumpsuit from the early 1970s designed by Annie Reavey, which sold for $12,600. James Gunn is all set to give Superman a makeover - with new costume and a new title As enthusiastic collectors made bids, John's grand piano fetched over $200,000, while a pair of sunglasses, a key element of the singer's signature look, found a buyer for $22,680, ten times more than the initial estimate. Most of the items came from the artist's palatial home in Atlanta, Georgia, which had served as a base for his American tours, and which he recently sold. The legendary musician, known for hits like Your Song, Rocket Man, and Sacrifice, for flamboyant costumes and support for HIV/AIDS causes, wrapped up his farewell tour last year. John bought the Atlanta home shortly after getting sober in 1990, Christie's said, as the singer found "solace and support in the warm community and recovery facilities" there. Rebecca Ferguson's co-stars cheer for her as she recalls calling out a co-actor for mistreating her With works by artists Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Richard Avedon, the collection, which he built together with his husband David Furnish, shows the couple's taste in contemporary art. The personal collections of pop culture icons have become a regular feature at the world's top auction houses. Last September, thousands of items that belonged to late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury sold for 40 million pounds ($50.4 million), Sotheby's said.

Elton John items fetch more than $20 mn at New York auction

Nearly $100,000 for Elton John's monogrammed silver boots and around $2 million for a triptych by street artist Banksy from his collection: the music icon's personal items brought in almost $8 million at auction Wednesday in New York.

Christie's auction house is running a series of eight sales, both in person and online, through February 28 for the collection of the 76-year-old's belongings, including an ivory and gold glam rock jumpsuit from the early 1970s designed by Annie Reavey, which sold for $12,600.

As enthusiastic collectors made bids, John's grand piano fetched over $200,000, while a pair of sunglasses, a key element of the singer's signature look, found a buyer for $22,680, ten times more than the initial estimate.

Most of the items come from the artist's luxury home in Atlanta, Georgia, which had served as a base for his American tours, and which he recently sold.

The legendary musician, known for hits like "Your Song," "Rocket Man," and "Sacrifice," for flamboyant costumes and a commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, wrapped up his farewell tour last year.

John bought the Atlanta home shortly after getting sober in 1990, Christie's said, as the singer found "solace and support in the warm community and recovery facilities" there.

With works by artists Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Richard Avedon, the collection, which he built together with his husband David Furnish, shows the couple's taste in contemporary art.

The personal collections of pop culture icons have become a regular feature at the world's top auction houses.&nbsp;

Last September, thousands of items that belonged to late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury sold for 40 million pounds ($50.4 million), Sotheby's said.

Nearly $100,000 for Elton John's monogrammed silver boots and around $2 million for a triptych by street artist Banksy from his collection: the music icon's personal items brought in almost $8 million at auction Wednesday in New York.

Nearly $100,000 for Elton John's monogrammed silver boots and around $2 million for a triptych by street artist Banksy from his collection: the music icon's personal items brought in almost $8 million at auction Wednesday in New York. Christie's auction house is running a series of eight sales, both in person and online, through February 28 for the collection of the 76-year-old's belongings, including an ivory and gold glam rock jumpsuit from the early 1970s designed by Annie Reavey, which sold for $12,600. As enthusiastic collectors made bids, John's grand piano fetched over $200,000, while a pair of sunglasses, a key element of the singer's signature look, found a buyer for $22,680, ten times more than the initial estimate. Most of the items come from the artist's luxury home in Atlanta, Georgia, which had served as a base for his American tours, and which he recently sold. The legendary musician, known for hits like "Your Song," "Rocket Man," and "Sacrifice," for flamboyant costumes and a commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, wrapped up his farewell tour last year. John bought the Atlanta home shortly after getting sober in 1990, Christie's said, as the singer found "solace and support in the warm community and recovery facilities" there. With works by artists Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Richard Avedon, the collection, which he built together with his husband David Furnish, shows the couple's taste in contemporary art. The personal collections of pop culture icons have become a regular feature at the world's top auction houses. Last September, thousands of items that belonged to late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury sold for 40 million pounds ($50.4 million), Sotheby's said.

Elton John items fetch $8 million at New York auction

Britney Spears' much-awaited comeback is soon happening. An insider from the music industry told People that the 40-year-old is teaming up with English singer-songwriter Elton John on a brand new version of his single 'Tiny Dancer,' which was released in 1971.&nbsp;According to reports,&nbsp;Spears secretly recorded a duet with Elton, 75, at the Beverly Hills studio last week for a new take on this classic.

The soundtrack will be produced by Andrew Watt and released by Universal Music next month.

"This was Elton’s idea, and Britney is a huge fan. They have recorded a remix of ‘Tiny Dancer’ as a full duet — and it is incredible," Page Six quoted a source.

"Britney was in the studio in Beverly Hills last week with Elton for the super-secret recording session overseen by uber-producer Andrew Watt," the outlet added.

Watt, who has a studio in the basement of his house, has produced albums for artists like Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pearl Jam and Ozzy Osbourne. He won a Grammy Award for Producer of the Year in the year 2021.

A source told Page Six that the song will be&nbsp;called the song of the summer. It added,&nbsp;"They’ve already played it for people at their record label, and everybody is freaking out. It is so good," noting, "Britney is officially back. She’s back to work, and she’s super excited."

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The single will mark Spears’ return to the music industry after the termination of her 14-long-year conservatorship in November 2021. Her last album was ‘Glory’ in 2016.

The Grammy-winning singer has several times hinted at making a comeback to work amid adjusting her life to normal. She constantly keeps in touch with her fans on Instagram by recording herself at home in new choreography and renditions of her older songs.

John and Bernie Taupin wrote ‘Tiny Dancer’. The single was originally released on John’s 1971 album ‘Madman Across the Water’, and then a year later, the song was released as a single.&nbsp;

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Britney Spears' much-awaited comeback is soon happening. An insider from the music industry told People that the 40-year-old is teaming up with English singer-songwriter Elton John on a brand new version of his single 'Tiny Dancer,' which was released in 1971.

Britney Spears' much-awaited comeback is soon happening. An insider from the music industry told People that the 40-year-old is teaming up with English singer-songwriter Elton John on a brand new version of his single 'Tiny Dancer,' which was released in 1971. According to reports, Spears secretly recorded a duet with Elton, 75, at the Beverly Hills studio last week for a new take on this classic. The soundtrack will be produced by Andrew Watt and released by Universal Music next month. "This was Elton’s idea, and Britney is a huge fan. They have recorded a remix of ‘Tiny Dancer’ as a full duet — and it is incredible," Page Six quoted a source. "Britney was in the studio in Beverly Hills last week with Elton for the super-secret recording session overseen by uber-producer Andrew Watt," the outlet added. Watt, who has a studio in the basement of his house, has produced albums for artists like Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pearl Jam and Ozzy Osbourne. He won a Grammy Award for Producer of the Year in the year 2021. A source told Page Six that the song will be called the song of the summer. It added, "They’ve already played it for people at their record label, and everybody is freaking out. It is so good," noting, "Britney is officially back. She’s back to work, and she’s super excited." Also Read: Selena Gomez looks back at 'good, hard & beautiful moments' as she talks about entering her thirties The single will mark Spears’ return to the music industry after the termination of her 14-long-year conservatorship in November 2021. Her last album was ‘Glory’ in 2016. The Grammy-winning singer has several times hinted at making a comeback to work amid adjusting her life to normal. She constantly keeps in touch with her fans on Instagram by recording herself at home in new choreography and renditions of her older songs. John and Bernie Taupin wrote ‘Tiny Dancer’. The single was originally released on John’s 1971 album ‘Madman Across the Water’, and then a year later, the song was released as a single. Also Read: Britney Spears makes her disturbing 2019 texts to her mom from mental healthy facility public

Britney Spears' comeback! Singer secretly records duet with Elton John 

British pop superstar Elton John turned 75 on Friday, but vowed to keep making music, even as he tours the world for the final time.

The flamboyant former Reg Dwight has become a stalwart of the music scene since the 1970s, with a string of hits including 'Crocodile Rock', 'Candle in the Wind'&nbsp;and 'Rocketman'.

He has also fronted a high-profile campaign for research against HIV/Aids, raising millions of pounds for charities.

The singer-songwriter, who became "Sir Elton" in 1998 when he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, said he was not usually nostalgic but described the three-quarter century as a "milestone".

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"I'll definitely find time today to take stock and thank my lucky stars for my wonderful family, friends and career," he added.

"I feel unbelievably lucky that at 75 I still love what I do so much -- I'm still so energised about music and excited I get to play, listen and talk about this every single day."

John has sold more than 300 million records worldwide, and scored his first UK number-one single in 16 years last month with 'Cold Heart', with the singer Dua Lipa.

He is currently on his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road'&nbsp;tour -- an extravaganza of more than 300 gigs worldwide that began in 2018 -- and said, "the thrill of playing live is as amazing as it was 50 years ago".

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But he added: "I have so much to pass on to the new generation of fans and artists alike, and I'm determined to keep giving back to the industry that has given me so much."

To mark his birthday, he is releasing a digitally remastered version of his 'Diamonds: The Ultimate Greatest Hits'&nbsp;album on streaming platforms for the first time.

This weekend, his husband David Furnish will host the 30th annual Elton John Aids Foundation Academy Awards.

Five years ago, John -- a two-time Oscar music winner for his biopic 'Rocketman'&nbsp;and 'The Lion King'&nbsp;-- sold 25 works donated by artists and collectors to mark the charity's 25th anniversary.

British pop superstar Elton John turned 75 on Friday, but vowed to keep making music, even as he tours the world for the final time. The flamboyant former Reg Dwight has become a stalwart of the music scene since the 1970s, with a string of hits including 'Crocodile Rock', 'Candle in the Wind' and 'Rocketman'.

British pop superstar Elton John turned 75 on Friday, but vowed to keep making music, even as he tours the world for the final time. The flamboyant former Reg Dwight has become a stalwart of the music scene since the 1970s, with a string of hits including 'Crocodile Rock', 'Candle in the Wind' and 'Rocketman'. He has also fronted a high-profile campaign for research against HIV/Aids, raising millions of pounds for charities. The singer-songwriter, who became "Sir Elton" in 1998 when he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, said he was not usually nostalgic but described the three-quarter century as a "milestone". BTS star J-Hope tests positive for COVID-19, under self-isolation "I'll definitely find time today to take stock and thank my lucky stars for my wonderful family, friends and career," he added. "I feel unbelievably lucky that at 75 I still love what I do so much -- I'm still so energised about music and excited I get to play, listen and talk about this every single day." John has sold more than 300 million records worldwide, and scored his first UK number-one single in 16 years last month with 'Cold Heart', with the singer Dua Lipa. He is currently on his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' tour -- an extravaganza of more than 300 gigs worldwide that began in 2018 -- and said, "the thrill of playing live is as amazing as it was 50 years ago". Vanessa Hudgens, Terrence J, Brandon Maxwell to host 'Oscars Red Carpet Show' But he added: "I have so much to pass on to the new generation of fans and artists alike, and I'm determined to keep giving back to the industry that has given me so much." To mark his birthday, he is releasing a digitally remastered version of his 'Diamonds: The Ultimate Greatest Hits' album on streaming platforms for the first time. This weekend, his husband David Furnish will host the 30th annual Elton John Aids Foundation Academy Awards. Five years ago, John -- a two-time Oscar music winner for his biopic 'Rocketman' and 'The Lion King' -- sold 25 works donated by artists and collectors to mark the charity's 25th anniversary.

Birthday special: Elton John on turning 75, 'I feel unbelievably lucky'

Sir Elton John is sharing his retiring plans.&nbsp; 
 
John has just released his new album, The Lockdown Sessions, and will soon be resuming his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour'. After that, the singer will only focus on his family. 
 
Speaking in a recent interview with Today, the 74-year-old revealed his retirement plans, which only include his family - husband David Furnish and their two sons, Zachary, 10, and Elijah, 8, after the Europe tour.&nbsp;

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''They're going to be teenagers soon. I need to be with them." John said.&nbsp; 
 
&nbsp;“I’ll be 76 [when the tour is over],” he added. Elton continued, “I don’t know how much time I have left on this earth after that. You know, I’ve had enough applause. I don’t want to keep traveling. I don’t want to be away from my family.”

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He went on to reveal that “everything excites [him]” these days, adding, “Every day is a bonus. I’m sober, I’m clean, and I can appreciate life on life’s terms.” 
 
He also admitted that he is "so excited to go and play again in front of people" amid the waning pandemic, and that "the reaction from fans" makes his "soul jump."

Sir Elton John is sharing his retiring plans. John has just released his new album, The Lockdown Sessions, and will soon be resuming his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour'.

Sir Elton John is sharing his retiring plans. John has just released his new album, The Lockdown Sessions, and will soon be resuming his 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour'. After that, the singer will only focus on his family. Speaking in a recent interview with Today, the 74-year-old revealed his retirement plans, which only include his family - husband David Furnish and their two sons, Zachary, 10, and Elijah, 8, after the Europe tour. Also read: Jay Black, Jay and the Americans' lead singer, dead at 82 ''They're going to be teenagers soon. I need to be with them." John said. “I’ll be 76 [when the tour is over],” he added. Elton continued, “I don’t know how much time I have left on this earth after that. You know, I’ve had enough applause. I don’t want to keep traveling. I don’t want to be away from my family.” Also read: Dwayne Johnson on his presidential bid: I’m not a politician, that’s the truth He went on to reveal that “everything excites [him]” these days, adding, “Every day is a bonus. I’m sober, I’m clean, and I can appreciate life on life’s terms.” He also admitted that he is "so excited to go and play again in front of people" amid the waning pandemic, and that "the reaction from fans" makes his "soul jump."

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