Gladys Knight steps back from performing after sons claims of early dementia @etalkctv
Gladys Knight steps back from performing after sons claims of early dementia  @etalkctv
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Music icon Gladys Knight has issued a statement revealing she will be taking a step back from touring and cutting down on her live shows after videos that appeared to show Gladys Knight confused on stage circulated online. Her son believes she has dementia and is being forced to perform by her husband, however her statement does not confirm those details.

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Gladys Knight steps back from performing after son's claims of early dementia

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