Lewis Capaldi, a Scottish singer, has been struggling with Tourette Syndrome, a condition that causes people to make involuntary sounds or movements called tics. He was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome in September 2022. Capaldi has been candid with his fans about his struggle with Tourettes syndrome, and he has shared his experiences with the condition in interviews and in his Netflix documentary "How Im Feeling Now". Capaldis health problems date back to the pandemic, when he went back to his hometown for the Covid lockdown, expecting to start work on his second album. Capaldi warned fans he might have to take a break from public life when vocal problems threatened to derail his Glastonbury set at the weekend. Capaldi made an emotional announcement that he would stop touring after his Glastonbury performance, and he canceled all of his upcoming performances. Capaldis Tourettes took over during his performance of "Someone You Loved" at Glastonbury, and his tremors made him unable to finish the song. Capaldi also speaks candidly about the panic attacks he suffers from, which make him feel like hes "going insane".