Elton John reveals desired tombstone inscription at London concert

During a recent concert at the London Palladium, Elton John expressed his desire for his tombstone to say, 'He was a great dad,' rather than highlighting any of his musical achievements, particularly wanting to avoid the mention of 'Crocodile Rock.' At 78, he reflected on his legacy, emphasizing the importance of his role as a father to his two sons, Zachary and Elijah, with husband David Furnish. The concert, which featured performances from his new album 'Who Believes in Angels?' alongside Brandi Carlile, was also marked by Elton's emotional response to his own mortality, particularly relating to a song about death that he had recently recorded. He shared his ongoing struggles with sight loss and the profound impact of family on his life. Elton's heartfelt comments reveal his priorities as he navigates this stage of his life, focusing on love and connection over fame. This event highlighted not only his musical career but also his deep personal reflections on family and legacy.