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Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late – after joking ‘there’s not much left of me’ following numerous surgeries

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Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries

As I delve into the captivating life story of Sir Elton John, I am left spellbound by his unparalleled resilience and indomitable spirit. His six-decade long journey, punctuated with triumphs and tribulations, is a testament to the power of perseverance and the transformative influence of music.

At the premiere of his new biopic, Never Too Late, during the 68th BFI London Film Festival on Thursday, Sir Elton John caused quite a stir by accessorizing with an old knee cap worn as a necklace.

In more recent times, the musician, now aged 77, underwent replacement surgeries for both knees and his right hip after an accidental fall. This unfortunate incident necessitated the postponement of his planned farewell tour in 2021.

Sir Elton paired his intelligent, rich-brown suit with a distinct set of jewelry that gleamed and shimmered with gold accents.

Previously this month, the musical icon humorously commented at a New York City showing of the biopic: “In all sincerity, there isn’t much of my essence remaining.

I lack tonsils, adenoids, appendix, a prostate, and both hips (right and left) as well as both knees (right and left).

Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries

Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries

To put it simply, all that remains of me is my left hip, but miraculously, I’m still alive and kicking. I owe you an immeasurable debt; you are the ones who have given me a second chance at life.

At The Royal Festival Hall, Elton was accompanied by his partner David Furnish and his godson Damian Hurley, who both added elegance to the red carpet event.

Sir Elton’s recently released Disney+ documentary and concert special offers an insightful journey through the remarkable early phases of his more than half-century career.

At the gala screening elsewhere, the lively Lulu appeared in high spirits, attending in solidarity with her dear friend.

At the gala, Damian, Sir Elton’s godson (who happens to be the daughter of actress Elizabeth Hurley) exposed his midriff in a pair of low-slung leather pants.

His husband David looked bursting with pride as he supported his beloved husband on the red carpet.

David cut a dapper figure in a black suit jacket and trousers, paired with a grey roll neck top.

In a stunning silver and black jacket, Vanessa L. Williams, aged 61, exuded an extraordinary radiance while striking various poses on the red carpet.

Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries

In a vibrant pink crop top and coordinating skirt, as well as a striking white faux fur cape for added drama, Talia Storm showcased a voluptuous look. She protected her shoulders with the cape.

This documentary traces Elton’s reminiscing about his life, focusing on the incredible beginnings of his five-decade-long career. It offers an intimately moving, heartfelt, and inspiring retrospective journey that completes in a circle.

This movie presents unique, previously unseen material such as a peek into Elton’s personal diaries, excerpts from the historic Rolling Stone interview recorded on tapes, and John Lennon performing together with him for three songs following his Thanksgiving 1974 concert at Madison Square Garden.

During his last North American performance at Dodger Stadium, Elton John shares a journey through memory lane, detailing the remarkable peaks and devastating valleys of his youth, as well as his triumphs over hardship, mistreatment, and substance abuse.

The movie, jointly made by Rocket Entertainment and This Machine Filmworks, will include an exclusive, fresh composition by Elton John.

On a Wednesday evening, Sir Elton graced a less frequent public event by performing at the Attitude Awards 2024, where he received the Legacy Award on stage.

In a room filled with celebrities at the Roundhouse in Camden, London, the esteemed musician graciously accepted an honor, expressing that it held significant value to him as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. He also shared that this recognition marked the culmination of a lengthy personal journey for him.

Following a short stint on the stage during which he received an award from Ed Sheeran, the songwriter was assisted by a seat while he took photos with his trophy.

Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries
Sir Elton John wears his old KNEECAP as a necklace as he turns heads at the premiere of new biopic Never Too Late - after joking 'there's not much left of me' following numerous surgeries

Gratefully receiving the accolade, he acknowledged: ‘I’m proud to be a man who is gay, I cherish my husband, I adore my kids.’

The star told the room: ‘I’m very humbled by this award, it means a lot as a gay man. 

Reflecting on his six-decade career, he shared: “I consider my work as my spouse, and my passion lies in music. When I was joyful, music was my savior; when I was in misery, it rescued me too.

He emphasized that the Elton John Foundation had become the central, crucial aspect of his life, bringing him immense joy and satisfaction from helping others.

Moreover, the star emphasized that him and his partner, David Furnish, who heads the organization as its CEO, have managed to amass a staggering $600 million in support of this cause.

Elton John followed in the footsteps of Prince Harry as the second recipient of the Legacy Award. The award was presented to Prince Harry in 2017, commemorating 20 years since the passing of Diana, Princess of Wales.

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2024-10-11 11:38

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