Elton John shares heartbreaking admission - 'I don't think I'll see my children marry'

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Looking absolutely sensational in a silver and blue ensemble, Sir Elton John dazzled fans at the Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium with his final North American farewell performance, donning an updated version of his iconic Bob Mackie baseball uniform first revealed back in 1975.

Nearly five decades earlier, the British legend faced what was then the performance of his life, wrestling with addiction and the aftermath of a suicide attempt.Today, the 77-year-old is opting to step away from touring to cherish time with his family. "I don’t know how much time I have left," he reveals in his Disney+ documentary Elton John: Never Too Late. "You think about that more when you get to my age, you think about life and death.

After this tour, I don’t want to do anything.This is when you start to think about mortality." The documentary takes audiences behind the scenes as Elton gears up for his final US show and reminisces over his rocketing rise to stardom in the initial five years.

As the proud creator of 32 studio albums, a six-time Grammy winner, and having sold over 300 million records globally, Sir Elton is turning his attention to home life – and reveals that his sons are concerned about him. "They worry about my mortality because they know how old I am," says Elton, father to Zachary, 13, and Elijah, 11, alongside his 62 year old husband David Furnish. "They love their daddy so they want me to be around forever.