Michael Bublé has shared that his son’s cancer diagnosis left him facing a significant turning point.
The singer, 48, who has won five Grammy Awards and 15 Juno Awards over his decades-long career, contemplated how his eldest son Noah’s hepatoblastoma diagnosis in 2016 at the age of 3 led him to revise every aspect of his life as Noah underwent an emotional battle with the condition.
Speaking on The Diary of a CEO podcast on December 21, Bublé revealed: “It pulled the curtain from over my eyes. That was a sledgehammer to my reality.”
Despite Noah, 10 - who is the eldest child to Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato - now being in remission, the Hold On singer had to reassess his priorities following his son’s struggle with the disease during his early years.
“When it actually happened, I was going through a crisis. I don’t think I was a terrible guy. But it was the blinders - career, ambition, ‘how do I become the baddest, biggest, best?’ More ego, more power, more money,” he shared.