John Farnham

Seb Costello from A Current Affair has an exclusive interview tonight with John Farnham's sons, Robert and James. Costello told 6PR Breakfast host Gareth Parker ...

John Farnham's son's, Robert and James, have given an interview speaking about their father's battle with cancer, speaking exclusively with A Current Affair ...

In a remarkably open and honest interview, Robert and James share the inspiring moment they knew their father was going to pull through surgery. Robert and James also answer the question the whole country is asking: Will John ever sing again? Robert and James speak out on their famous father's battle with cancer.

John Farnham is cracking jokes in the rehab facility where his long road to recovery continues, sons of the Australian music hero have revealed in an ...

Farnham shot to the top of the charts with his 1986 album Whispering Jack. “There’s a long way to go, It’s definitely not on his mind. “It was kind of comforting to know that Australia was behind him, I know that he appreciated that, I remember when we first told him, he got teary,” James said.

John Farnham's sons have revealed how the Australian singer came to discover that he had mouth cancer as the beloved star continues to recover following ...

“Certainly now you have to say there’s even a lesser chance (of him performing),” Ford said. “The one thing I know for sure is that we have the very best specialist healthcare professionals in Victoria, and we can all be grateful for that. The dentist noticed it and referred him to someone who knew more about it.” They did such a good job at putting him at ease and putting us at ease.” “Now he’s almost back to his normal self, just dropping jokes all the time. “He is in recovery now.

The 73-year-old is now in a rehabilitation facility following a 12-hour operation to remove a cancerous growth.

“As John is not active on social media, and with the consent of the Farnham family, this website has been established as a way for fans to write and send messages of love and support to John,” a statement on the website read. “That’s not even crossing John’s mind or his family’s mind. “The Farnham family want to acknowledge and thank everyone for their ongoing messages and well wishes that have been shared throughout the last week,” they said. “These messages will be saved and shared with John and the family so that they may read them when the time is right.” “John remains in a stable condition in ICU following the removal of a cancerous tumour in his mouth on Tuesday,” the statement read. “He is awake and responding well to the care he’s receiving.“ “He’s also knocked out by the thousands and thousands of messages that have come in,” sharing that the website has been “inundated”. Farnham’s family went on to thank the public for the countless messages of support they had received since the announcement. At this point in time, he wants to find out the things that he’s able to do in a nice orderly fashion and he wants to get home, sleep in his own bed and be with his family,” he said. She shared that her husband has been transferred into a rehabilitation facility and that “these steps mean things are moving in the right direction and for that we are enormously thankful”. “We thank everyone who took the time to write a lot of these amazing messages to us,” Rob told A Current Affair. “It was kind of comforting to know that Australia was behind him, I know that he appreciated that, I remember when we first told him, he got teary,” James said.