Country music legend Alan Jackson moved fans to tears during a recent emotional interview where he opened up about his ongoing health struggles. The 66-year-old singer, known for timeless hits like “Chattahoochee” and “Remember When,” revealed how a degenerative nerve condition has made touring increasingly difficult.
Jackson was diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) over ten years ago, a condition that affects his balance, coordination, and muscle strength. Though he’s continued performing, he admitted that his current “Last Call: One More for the Road Tour” may be his final major run of shows.
Fans had eagerly snapped up tickets for what was meant to be a celebratory farewell tour. But behind the scenes, Jackson has been quietly battling the physical toll of his condition. During the interview, his voice wavered as he explained how each performance takes more out of him than ever before.
Despite the challenges, Jackson remains grateful for his decades-long career and the unwavering support of his fans. His raw honesty in sharing his struggle only deepened the admiration country music lovers have for the humble superstar.
