“I have had issues and now I have lost my sight. I haven’t been able to see the performance, but I have enjoyed it,” he shared onstage, according to the Daily Mail. His husband, David Furnish, assisted him off the stage, with John praising Furnish for his unwavering support during this difficult period.
Back in September, John disclosed on Instagram that an eye infection had left him with limited vision in one eye, requiring a slow recovery process. In November, he elaborated on Good Morning America, explaining he had lost vision in his right eye while vacationing in the south of France. He acknowledged the challenges of his condition, noting his left eye was also not strong enough to allow him to read or watch anything.
Despite these setbacks, John remains optimistic about recovery. While he admitted he hasn’t been active in the studio recently, he expressed hope for the future. "There's encouragement that it will be okay," he said, though he’s unsure about returning to recording just yet.
The Rocket Man singer continues to focus on healing, supported by a dedicated medical team and the steadfast care of his family.
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