Australian singer John Peter Farnham AO was born in the United Kingdom. From 1967 to 1979, Farnham, then known as Johnny Farnham, was a teen pop idol. Since then, he has established a career as an adult contemporary singer.
John Farnham: Wife Today, Wheelchair, Hearing Aid
John Peter Farnham was born on July 1, 1949, in Dagenham, England, to Rose (née Pemberton) Farnham and John Peter Farnham Sr. Jean and Jaquiline are his sisters, while Steven is his younger brother. Before his family immigrated to Australia in 1959 to live in Melbourne, Victoria, Farnham spent the first ten years of his life in the United Kingdom. He went to school at Lyndale High School, Lyndale Primary School, and Yarraman Park State School, which is now known as Yarraman Oaks Primary School.
Wife Today:
The report claims that Farnham is at the hospital with his wife Jill, his kids Robert and James, and other family members.
John Farnham has been married for 49 years and has two children. He tied the knot on April 11th, 1973 with Jillian Billman. He met his wife, a former dancer, while he was on stage performing in the musical Charlie Girl. They have been married ever since, and their union has resulted in the birth of their two sons, Robert and James.
Wheelchair:
According to a source who is now with the singer in the hospital, Farnham was “in a wheelchair.”
After learning he had cancer, Australian music legend John Farnham underwent a 12-hour surgery. It was then discovered that he was “cracking jokes from his wheelchair.”
Hearing Aid:
It is caused by exposure to continuous, frequently very loud sound. As a result of spending a career on stage playing loud rock’n’roll, John Farnham (of Whispering Jack) has experienced hearing loss. The rock band “Queen’s” drummer Roger Taylor claims that the noise has made him partially deaf and that he now need hearing aids in both ears.
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