Elton John's Emotional Journey: Temper, Love, and Parenthood

Elton John opens up about his temper, his husband David Furnish's unwavering support, and his journey to becoming a loving father. Despite his short fuse and past emotional struggles, John finds solace in family and therapy, ensuring a positive environment for his children.

Legendary musician Elton John candidly discussed his renowned short temper and how his husband, David Furnish, has steadfastly supported him throughout various challenges, according to People. John confessed, 'My fuse is very short,' a trait further intensified by Furnish's rational demeanor, often exacerbating John's outbursts.

Furnish, who first encountered John in 1993, described the singer's initial reluctance to embrace love. 'He was very shut down emotionally,' Furnish noted. He added that, over time, John has become more receptive, although moments of agitation persist.

John acknowledged his irritability, especially when fatigued or unable to compose songs swiftly. He described his frustration when lyrics don't immediately inspire melodies. Despite working on his temperament since 2021, John admits explosions can still occur unexpectedly, and he attributes this to artistic tendencies.

Therapy sessions revealed that John's childhood and strained parental relationships fueled his issues. John's experiences motivated him to ensure a nurturing environment for his sons, Elijah and Zachary, who are always met with love and warmth, unlike his own upbringing.

(With inputs from agencies.)