News about John Lydon

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The band's guitarist Steve Jones, 68, announced on Instagram last Monday that he would be reuniting with drummer Paul Cook and bassist Glen Matlock for two charity gigs in London in August. The reunion gigs were sold out in minutes, with some fans claiming they were already gone by the time the general sale started at 9am on June 5. But it's former frontman John, known as Johnny Rotten, who is said to most upset about the dates - after being replaced by singer Frank Carter for the gigs. A source told The Sun that John, 68, 'thinks he IS the Pistols' and has told friends that the upcoming shows will be 'b***cks'.

JANET STREET-PORTER: Forty-eight years ago, John Lydon (with Janet in 1978, inset; behind the scenes at Loose Women, left; and with his late wife, Nora Foster) was fronting the Sex Pistols and leading the musical revolution that was punk. In a 1976 interview viewed millions of times since, he told me: 'I don't have any heroes, they're useless'. It remains thrilling to watch today. But could John Lydon - still on the road at 68 - have turned out to be what he least expected back then: a true British hero?

The punk rocker, 68, famously known as Johnny Rotten, lost Nora at the age of 80 after a two-year battle with Alzheimer's disease. He has since been candid about his battle with grief and the star opened up about his late wife during his 45-date UK speaking tour called I Could Be Wrong, I Could Be Right. 

Sex Pistols icon John Lydon has shed light on the loneliness he feels since his beloved wife Nora Forster passed away last year.  In April last year, punk rocker, 68, famously known as Johnny Rotten, lost Nora at the age of 80 after a two-year battle with Alzheimer's disease. He has since been candid about his battles with grief and in a new interview with The Sunday Times Home the star spoke about life in their LA home since her passing. 

John Lydon has recalled the 'awful' moment when medics begged him for his permission to avoid trying to save his wife. After a five-year battle with Alzheimer's disease, Sex Pistols actor Nora Forster died in April last year at the age of 80. The pair married in 1979 and spent almost five decades together, with Nora being diagnosed with the degenerative disorder in 2018.

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During an interview with Andrew Marr about his forthcoming tour, John (left and right) was best known by his stage name Johnny Rotten. Brighton, Folkestone, and Exeter, among the artist's seaside towns he will visit, are 'full of prospective immigrants.' "If you import so many people from a completely different perspective, they're not going to adapt to yours, so they're going to remain and bring the problems that they are allegedly escaping from."

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If you're able to part with £1.55 million, punk enthusiasts can get their hands on the London home Johnny Rotten lived in at the height of his fame. After undergoing significant updates, the chic three-bedroom maisonette doesn't appear to be the home of a rock star today, but it was still London's 'best club' in the 1970s.

Due to a medical illness, John Lydon was forced to eat "liquid meals and soft food." 67, also known as Johnny Rotten, got his nickname from guitarist Steve Jones after he noticed his 'toothy teeth.' However, the singer's gnashers were finally fixed with a set of titanium implants after being 'terribly ill' from all the decay.

During a two-year fight with the disease, the punk legend, 67, who popularly known as Johnny Rotten, died of his beloved wife Nora in April at the age of 80. Susanna Reid and Ed Balls, the hosts, asked John how the last few months have been, he replied: 'It has been tough, but we persevere.' She was upbeat about the last day. She found it difficult to breathe, but she died a happy, and she knew I loved her, and that's all that matters.'

While caring for his late wife Nora, John Lydon has revealed that his latest album was inspired by doing housework. Johnny Rotten, the singer's real name, admitted that becoming a carer and doing daily chores for his late wife Nora Forster during his Alzheimer's battle helped him get back to the road with his band Public Image Ltd. "I was hoovering at times, and I'd think of a song," he said at The Sunday Express. I used to sing it out loud and Nora used to find this highly entertaining,

On Friday, John Lydon appeared in the BBC's London studios after admitting to drank for months after his wife's death. The Sex Pistols star, who recently revealed how he helped his sadness with booze, wore an all blue suit, with matching blazer, trousers, shirt, and tie. With a coordinating fedora hat, a pair of reflective sunglasses, and some patent brogues, he topped off his outfit.

John Lydon, the Sex Pistols star, has admitted that he drank 'non-stop' three months after his beloved wife Nora Forster's death. Following a two-year battle with Alzheimer's disease, Nora died three months ago at the age of 80. Since being diagnosed with the degenerative disease in 2021, Punk legend John, 67, whose stage name Johnny Rotten, became his wife's full-time caregiver.

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Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon (pictured above), 67, has spoken about his incarceration in the hands of an obsessed stalker as he mourns his late wife Nora (pictured right), 80, who died in April after fighting Alzheimer's disease. The punk rocker has filed a stalking lawsuit with LA County police, alleging that the woman, who is presumed to be 'convinced' she is his daughter, has abused him with repeated phone calls and trespassed on the ground of his LA home (inset). "I tried talking to her on the phone and telling her that it's not right, and in light of the tragedy she's going through at the time, she has no idea." There has been no response [from the police] [today], so I'm on my own on this one. It's not what I need at the moment. As you hear creaking going around the house at night, it's quite a scary feeling.'

After she died three months ago at the age of 80, Sex Pistols' John Lydon has admitted that he sleeps next to his late wife Nora Forster's bones, which he placed in a cupboard next to his bed.

The woman appeared at Johnny Rotten's house (pictured right), wrote letters in his mailbox, and flooded his mailbox with calls and texts. Rotten said she has increased her obsessive stalking by breaking into his house before the punk rock star (pictured left in 2022 and inset during a performance) met her face-to-face in the back yard and told her to leave. He has since submitted a stalking report to the Los Angeles County Police Department, which has now opened an investigation.

Johnny Rotten, the Punk legend, has revealed his surprising career change. The Sex Pistols legend, John Lydon, has joined with US bike company Ionic to design their Johnny Rotten bike, which will now have an image drawn by the rocker. Ionic were reported to have contacted Johnny to ask if he'd officially collaborate, to which he said yes, and the new line of the bike now has a drawing he penned of himself performing alongside his signature.

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When Covid restrictions were at their most restrictive, the punk legend lifted the lid on wife Nora Forster's (pictured left, right, and inset together) health issues. On Thursday, she was announced that she had died at the age of 80. The Lockdown was soul-destroying for Nora,' the Sex Pistols actor told the Guardian last June. 'She's always been gregarious, so she couldn't understand why nobody was around, and the handful that did need face masks on must have been careful.' 'It was awful.' According to the NHS website, it was certainly the nadir of her Alzheimer's disease, which in the United Kingdom is the most common cause of dementia - a group of symptoms associated with a continuing decline of brain function.

In 2021, the Sex Pistols icon, 67, appeared on the Fox reality show The Jester, a role that he felt would bring "a lot of joy" to his late wife's life during her illness. Nora had died after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease, according to the former Sex Pistols frontman, who revealed the news on Twitter on Thursday.

Nora Forster, the former Sex Pistols frontman's Twitter account, has died at the age of 80 after a five-year battle with Alzheimer's disease. Johnny Rotten, 67, has often talked about caring for his wife and devoted a song to her and their decades-long marriage. 'Rest in Peace Nora Forster," a sincere reflection on his life. We're sad to learn that Nora Forster, John Lydon's wife of nearly five decades, has died away. Nora had been suffering from Alzheimer's for several years. In that time, John was full-time caregiver. Please respect John's loss and allow him ample space. Nora is at peace. All at PiL Official expressed condolences to John from Rambo.' Left: The couple were married in 2001 when they were together. Right: Lydon performed a tearful appearance on Good Morning Britain, addressing his wife's health and Eurovision bid with a song dedicated to her. Inset: Inset: The couple were married in 2017.