. According to an insider, the singer was mostly confined to a wheelchair and was told to slow down his schedule. The source claimed that John would still “carry on under the delusion that he’s indestructible” but insisted he would be dead in six months.
We’d like to point out that the story came out after it was reported that John was diagnosed with walking pneumonia, which forced him to cancel a concert in New Zealand. The tipster, however, tied this sickness into the singer’s past issues with drugs and further revealed that the iconic star couldn’t get through a set “without huffing and puffing.”corrected the baseless account at the time.
that encouraged the U.K. to get vaccinated for COVID-19. In the clip, Elton John wasn’t confined to a wheelchair nor did he “huff and puff” as he spoke. In short, the iconic artist was and is just fine.’s tactics and absurd stories in regards to celebrities. The tabloid has often prematurely and distastefully claimed that a celebrity is either in poor health or dying.