Michael Buble’s Manager Told Him He’d Be a ‘Bigger Star’ if He Didn’t Have a Wife and Children
usmagazine.comWork-life balance. Michael Bublé opened up about the challenges of raising a family while trying to expand his career.“You can’t do both successfully.
Relatively, you can have success, but I think one always suffers,” the “Feeling Good” singer, 46, shared on “That Gaby Roslin” podcast on Monday, September 5. “It’s funny, if you talk to my manager, he’s a beautiful guy but he’s managed a lot of big careers … he’d say flat out, ‘If Bublé didn’t get married and have those kids he’d be a bigger star, easily, truthfully.’”The Canada native continued: “My manager always says to me, ‘It isn’t tough to make the decisions kid, it’s tough to live with the consequences of those decisions, so can you live with the consequences of that Mike?
If you put your family first it’s going to hurt our career in those countries, what do you think?’ And, of course, for me, it sucks as I’m telling you here that I’m thinking about it all the time and I’m sitting in bed thinking, ‘Oh, damn.’”The jazz crooner and his wife, Luisana Lopilato, tied the knot in 2011 after meeting in 2008 when they were introduced at a concert.
The pair share Noah, 9, Elias, 6, Vida, 4, and an infant, Cielo, whom they welcomed in August.The “Haven’t Met You Yet” performer continued during the podcast interview by noting that his latest album, Higher, charted well in the U.K., but was less successful in Italy and Holland — something he attributes to not being able to promote there.“Since I came to the U.K.
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