Elton John Says He's Blind in Right Eye

Elton John says he has lost sight in one eye after infection
Music legend Elton John says an infection he got earlier this year has left him without sight in one eye. The “Rocket Man” singer revealed in September that a severe eye infection had left him with “only limited vision in one eye.
Elton John reveals he’s blind in his right eye after infection: ‘I can’t see anything’
Elton John is giving an update on his vision problems. The EGOT winner, 77, revealed in an interview with Robin Roberts on “Good Morning America” on Monday that he can’t see out of his right eye after developing an infection over the summer, which has affected his ability to make new music.
Pop legend Elton John announces that he’s nearly blind
Pop legend Elton John has revealed that he can no longer see very well after a severe infection in his right eye that he experienced over the summer. Despite this, a new song of his will soon premiere in a documentary about his life.
Elton John, 77, Shares Harrowing Health Update
Despite his health challenges, the six-time Grammy Award winner is looking at the positives in his life, including his two children, Zachary, 13, and Elijah, 11, whom he shares with his husband, David Furnish. John is also looking forward to his upcoming documentary.
Elton John reveals vision loss in right eye is why new album hasn't been released: 'I'm kind of stuck in the moment'
Elton John revealed that he lost sight in his right eye due to an infection. The music legend appeared on Good Morning America to chat with Robin Roberts about his upcoming documentary Elton John: Never Too Late, where he divulged the vision loss and attributed the health issue to the hold up surrounding his new album.
Elton John Says He's Blind in His Right Eye After Infection: ‘I Can't See Anything'
Months after he announced he had "limited vision" caused by an eye infection, Elton John now reveals he is blind in his right eye. While appearing on Good Morning America earlier this week, the "Rocket Man" hitmaker revealed he has been struggling to make new music due to his health struggles.
Elton John Says He Lost Vision In His Right Eye Due To Infection
Elton John has revealed that he hasn't been able to see for four months due to a severe eye infection. During an interview on 'Good Morning America,' the singer revealed that he lost vision in his right eye in July due to the infection.
Elton John Eye Infection Update—‘I Haven’t Been Able to See in 4 Months’
While Elton John is knee-deep in promotion for his musical documentary Never Too Late (premiering on December 13 on Disney+), he has also not released any new music lately. That’s because the singer has been struggling with some major health issues regarding his vision.
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