Sean Ono Lennon Reflects on Father's Legacy

Sean Ono Lennon, reflecting on the impact of his father's death when he was just five years old, revealed that music has been a crucial way for him to connect with John Lennon. In a recent interview, he shared how learning to play his father's songs helped him cope with the loss, stating, 'I lost my father and didn’t know how to fill that void.' Now 49, Sean emphasized that making music has allowed him to feel closer to his father and better understand him. He is also involved in managing his family's musical legacy, recently contributing to the reissue of John's 'Mind Games' and the upcoming Grammy nominations for The Beatles. Additionally, Sean noted that he has been inspired to create new interpretations of his parents' work to reach fresh audiences. This year, fans are anticipating a documentary about The Beatles and a biopic set for release in 2027.