Michael Bublé tells James Corden that he's not doing well after his son's battle with cancer

Michael Bublé was brought to tears as he struggled to discuss his son's cancer battle with James Corden.

The singer "Have Yet Met You Yet" appears in a special edition of "Carpool Karaoke" from Stand Up to Cancer, where he asked about his son. Noahthe diagnosis of cancer. Two years ago, the Grammy winner and his wife, Luisana Lopilato, revealed that their son Noah, then 3 years old, was diagnosed with cancer. "We are devastated by the recent cancer diagnosis of our eldest son Noah, currently being treated in the US We have always talked a lot about the importance of family and the love we have for our children, "the couple wrote. on Lopilato's Facebook page at the time. "Luisana and I will devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get better, suspending our professional activities for the time being."

In April 2017, Lopilato revealed the wonderful news that Noah is doing well.

"Thank God, my son is fine, when things like those that have happened happen, your vision of life changes," she said. "This has happened to us Now, I want a lot more to life, today and today, I would like to thank people for their support, for the prayers that they said , for their sake, and I want them to know that they have come down to us and that it has helped us a lot in overcoming that. "

During Bublé's "Carpool Karaoke" episode, posted on YouTube on Friday, he admitted that he was "not OK" after the fight of his son, now 5 years old.

"Now, by all standards, you have had incredibly difficult years," said Corden. "I think that no matter who, really, but especially any parent of young children, what you have experienced in recent years is basically everyone's worst nightmare. Tell me about all that s & # 39; s 39, passed with Noah. "

"It's so hard to have to recognize it because it's so painful to talk about it," Bublé replied retaining his tears. "But obviously, we had the diagnosis, and that was all, my life ended."

"It's a weird man, it's wrong," he admitted later to Corden. "Honestly, when it all started, my wife became the force to pull us one way or another and to elevate us in a positive way. [the cancer] The chemo was over and they said, "We did it, that's fine, he's fine," I fell, I just fell. My wife is coming for me now. "

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