Singer Justin Timberlake Reveals ‘Debilitating' Lyme Disease Diagnosis
Singer Justin Timberlake revealed he is battling some 'debilitating' health issues, including Lyme disease, as he wrapped up his 15-month-long Forget Tomorrow World Tour.
Timberlake, 44, took to Instagram on July 31 to give fans an insight into his health struggles.
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Kelly Clarkson cancels Las Vegas residency dates, reveals ex-husband 'has been ill'
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