In a recent interview with TODAY, the “Beautiful Day” singer revealed that his morning coffee doesn’t just give him a boost of caffeine.
The songwriter openly talks about his close relationship with his grandpa, who he calls his “beautiful friend.” Bublé credits his grandpa for fostering his strong love for the Great American Songbook as well as kickstarting his career as a teenager.
“My grandpa gave me everything. My parents, too, but my grandpa loved me so much. He’s a plumber, he would do free plumbing when I was 15, 16 in the clubs, they’d let me in and sing with the musicians,” Bublé said.The “I Just Haven’t Met You Yet” musician said that he always wondered what made them “so simpatico, so in step” with one another, but it was when his grandpa was 92 that it clicked: Bublé and his grandpa shared the same outlook on life.
“When he was 92, I asked him how he felt. ‘Oh sunshine, I’m still 18.’ And he was right because that’s how I feel, except I’m 14,” Bublé joked. Bublé says that his family “influences him on everything” in life, and that he feels extremely grateful for the support they've given him, including that of his wife,
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
How Sharks Survive Natural DisastersDiving deep and predicting storms have kept sharks alive through natural disasters and mass extinction events. Read more about shark survival instinct in one of our latest stories.
Lire la suite »
Keep Your Plants Alive Using AI | HackerNoonAI transforms you from a novice plant owner into a professional who knows all the ins and outs of plant care.
Lire la suite »
Garmin keeps fitness trackers alive and well with its new vívosmart 5Three-and-a-half years later, the Garmin vívosmart is getting an upgrade.
Lire la suite »
How recounting the stories keeps them alive long after they're gone - Carol CassaraI love recounting the stories and especially this one. A beautiful memory that I love to share.
Lire la suite »
Oakland A's record smallest home crowd in nearly 42 years as future at Coliseum remains uncertainThe A's drew a crowd of 3,748 - the smallest at the Coliseum since Sept. 25, 1980.
Lire la suite »
A’s lose 1-0 in front of smallest Coliseum crowd since 1980The A’s announced a paid attendance of 2,703.
Lire la suite »