US EditionStevie Wonder Addresses Rumors of Him Not Being Blind at Concert
CARDIFF, WALES, JUL 15 – Stevie Wonder calls his blindness a blessing that allows him to perceive the spirit of people, addressing rumors during his Love, Light and Song UK tour performances.
- On July 9, 2025, Stevie Wonder addressed persistent rumors, dismissing the core claim while calling his blindness a `blessing`.
- Born premature, Stevie Wonder was diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity at six weeks, declared blind shortly after birth, and his mother initially struggled.
- Stevie Wonder countered celebrity jests by insisting he can `see people in the spirit of them`.
- At his Monday Birmingham show, Stevie Wonder urged world leaders to `bring peace to all the world`.
- Beyond refuting rumors, his remarks underscore a deeper message about perception and inner vision, highlighting his career significance.
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The consecrated artist took advantage of a European concert to reflect on his history of struggle, empathy and resilience
Stevie Wonder Epically Shuts Down Rumor That He's Not Really Blind In Powerful Viral Clip
Legendary musician Stevie Wonder spoke out during a stop on his Love, Light & Song mini-tour to address rumors that he is not really blind, telling those in attendance that his blindness—which has been the case since shortly after birth—has also been a "blessing."The long-standing rumor that Stevie Wonder can actually see has circulated for decades and even been echoed by fellow celebrities including singer Lionel Richie, who said in a 2019 inte…
At a concert on Wednesday 9 July in Cardiff, Wales, UK, Stevie Wonder spoke about a rumor that has led him to life for several years. He felt it inevitable to confirm that he had been blind since he was young.
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