Sir Elton John reportedly opened up about his fear, saying he was afraid that his wig would fly off as a major storm disrupted his concert in Australia back in January.
Sharing about his real fear, the singer revealed that he felt his wig was about to fly off when a storm disrupted his concert in Australia.
As per report, three people helped him to get off the stage during his concert in January.
A media outlet, reading from his autobiography on Instagram, reported: 'The 73-year-old singer recalled the show in Victoria’s Yarra Valley.'
He was reported to have said: "I found myself preoccupied by the challenge of attempting to play piano in the middle of the most torrential downpour I had ever experienced."
The star continued: "Then the gales started which turned the rain horizontal. I could hear screams in the crowd, there were picnic baskets and chairs in the air."
He added: "For the first time in my life I became incredibly conscious of the fact I was wearing a hairpiece."
"There seemed every chance that before the song was over someone in Tasmania was going to find themselves wearing my wig.”
Elton concluded: "It has been quite a year. My film, my farewell tour. And just when I thought my life could not get anymore unbelievable, I went and won an Oscar."
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