Judges SHOCKED, They accused this stunning songstress of lip syncing and demanded an encore, what happened next left them utterly SPEECHLESS, Her voice isnt just beautiful, its magical, and she proved everyone wrong with her breathtaking performance
Patti Scialfa, a cherished member of the E Street Band and Bruce Springsteen’s wife, bravely opened up about her ongoing battle with cancer during the September 8 premiere of “Rock Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” at the Toronto International Film Festival. Diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2018, a cancer affecting the immune system, Scialfa has since adjusted her life significantly, stepping back from regular touring to manage her health.
“At times, I make special appearances to sing a few songs—it’s a joy and part of my new normal, which I’ve come to accept,” Scialfa revealed, emphasizing her need to be cautious due to her compromised immune system.
In a candid interview with Asbury Park Press, she further discussed scaling back her tour presence since Springsteen’s tour kickoff in February 2023, choosing to concentrate on her solo album and cherish moments with her granddaughter, Lily Springsteen, born in July 2022. “With the band’s strength in numbers, my absence on stage didn’t feel detrimental,” she reflected, noting the seamless nature of the performances allowed her the space to focus on personal projects and family.
This period also provided her a unique chance to progress on her record, an endeavor that was challenging to advance with Springsteen’s constant presence in the studio.
Bruce Springsteen, too, has faced his health challenges; he postponed the remainder of his 2023 tour for peptic ulcer disease treatment and canceled shows in summer 2024 due to vocal issues.
As Patti Scialfa courageously continues her fight against multiple myeloma, our thoughts are with her. We invite you to share your messages of support and thoughts in the comments below.
