Singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has opened up about being diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome in an interview with ITV's Lorraine on Tuesday (September 13). The 25-year-old said he thought he was "dying" and had a "degenerative disease" before receiving his diagnosis.
The Scottish singer, who released his new single 'Forget Me' last week, told presenter Lorraine Kelly he had received messages from others with the condition since he went public earlier this month and that it had made him feel less “isolated”.
“I got told like seven months ago or something like that, really recently," He explained during the interview on Lorraine: "It made a lot of sense. To me, I am quite a jittery individual.
