It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day!
AsMichael Bublébegan hisTodayshowinterview on Monday, he explained to the audience — as well as the viewers at home — that he had left the room while an emotional video documenting his 5-year-old sonNoah‘s cancer battle was aired.
“I walked away when you guys showed the whole thing about my son because it sucks, it hurts,” the Grammy-award-winning singer, 43, shared, adding that having “gone through so many hard times,” he’s enjoying being able to put the past behind him.
“It’s so much fun for me to not look back at the past and to look forward to the futureand be excited about life forour family and my boy and everything, and so I just wanted to get away and get focused on the good stuff,” he explained.
Sharing a sweet word about his daughterVida Amber Betty, 3 months, Bublé called her a “beautiful girl” who “looks like Mommy,” a.k.a. the singer’s wifeLuisana Lopilato.
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Remarking on his renewed sense of self, Bublé shared that it was inevitable the tragic ordeal he and his wife went through would change him.
“How could you not be? When you go through thingslike this that are so painful,” he said. “You learn a lot about life and what matters and you stop sweating the small stuff because you realize that most of the stuff is the small stuff.”
Bublé and Lopilato, 31, also share sonElias, 2½.
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The Canadian crooner, whose latest studio albumLovedebuted earlier this month, also opened up on what it was like to get back into the studio, after having put his career on hold following his son’s 2016 cancer diagnosis.
“I didn’t know when I was going to come back or if and how,” he shared, adding that when the time was right, “I invited my band mates over to the house, we got drunk, we got pizza, we played Mario Kart, we kicked a soccer ball in the backyard and then when we got bored of that we went, ‘Do youknow what we should do? Let’s jam.’ ”
At some point in the night he remembers turning to a friend and saying, ” ‘Dude, I forgot how much I loved this.’ ” He explained, “It was something that I never fell out of love with — there was never divorce. I did what I had to do, put my family first, do what anyone would do, but God, Iremembered why I loved making the music.”
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But while Bublé shared that his kids absolutely “love the new record,” it’s definitely not their favorite of his releases — in fact, according to them, the more holiday-themed the better.
“They loveChristmas,” he remarked, adding that even in the summer, the youngsters will ask him to play his rendition of “Jingle Bells.”
Although he shared that he can feel “embarrassed” to be playing Christmas songs in July, the father of three admitted, “Ilove Christmas, so it’snot that much of a twist.”
source: people.com
