Justin Bieber Cannot Sing Anymore Due to Face Paralysis? Singer Fears This
When Justin Bieber learned that he had Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, he was terrified.
When Bieber revealed in a video that he had postponed three gigs on his 2022 Justice World Tour after receiving a diagnosis of Ramsay Hunt syndrome, he caused fans to worry—and he still does.
In the video in question, which he also posted on Instagram, he also displayed obvious evidence of partial facial paralysis.
According to a recent article, the singer of the hit song "Love Yourself" is concerned that the disease may render him permanently unable to sing and perform, which would spell the end of his career.
The musician reportedly worries that his voice will change as a result of the Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, according to the upcoming July 4 issue of the National Enquirer (via Press Reader).
The media source spoke with a number of specialists who clarified the impact of facial paralysis on Bieber's career and health.
According to Florida-based expert Dr. Gabe Mirkin, it's probable that Hailey Bieber's husband won't entirely and sufficiently recover. If that takes place, he won't be able to sing the way he used to again.
He said, "It's up to 50% likely that he'll always have weak cheek muscles on one side of his face."
It was similar to what internist Dr. Stuart Fischer, who practices in New York, said when he said that the condition's long-term implications would have a negative impact on his career.
It's important to note that Bieber and his wife are both optimistic despite the alleged fears. In actuality, their medical conditions made them more resilient.
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The couple's struggles this year were exacerbated by their health problems.
Hailey experienced a ministroke in March as a result of a blood clot that had moved from her heart to her brain. Surgery was performed on her to treat her Grade 5 PFO.
Bieber disclosed his diagnosis of the dreaded facial paralysis many months later.