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But I wanted to say it right now,” Wonder, 75, began during a recent concert in Cardiff, Wales. “You know there have been rumors about me seeing and all that? But seriously, you know the truth.” ...

But I wanted to say it right now, you know there have been rumours about me seeing and all that,” he said, to much chuckling from the crowd. “But seriously, you know the truth.” ...

Stevie Wonder took some time on stage during his “Love, Light and Song” U.K. tour stop in Cardiff, Wales to address the uncontrollable rumor that he is not actually blind. In footage captured ...

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In the clip, the audience can be heard laughing at the notion. Still, Wonder continued, "But, seriously, you know the truth. The truth is, shortly after my birth, I became blind." He told the audience ...

Stevie Wonder addresses his blindness What they're saying "You know the truth. The truth is, shortly after my birth I became blind," the singer shared.