The singer is set to appear tonight on ITV on Pierce Morgan’s Life Stories, where he will reveal stories from more than six decades in the show business. Sir Cliff, who turned 80 earlier this month, remains one of the best-selling musicians of all time. He rose to fame with the support group The Shadows in the late fifties, and continued to tour until the corona virus pandemic. His persistent appeal does not seem to have affected his health, Mistletoe and Wine Kroner discussed in an interview.

Sir Cliff admitted that he was “no longer 18 years old” and did everything he could to stay young and physically fit.

The first singer, Move It, released in 1958, has been a tennis player for decades – a passion that led former player Sue Barker from a young age.

A collection compiled following the recommendations of makeup assistants at Top of Popes that hair loss and the use of countless cosmetic products.

Sir Cliff also revealed that he had taken nine pills a day to check his health for several years before making an interesting revelation.

When asked if he would retire, Sir Cliff said, “I do not think it’s in my vocabulary.”

The Beatles’ John Lennon aptly described his legacy, saying before him that “there is nothing to be heard in British music.”

Ahead of a musician’s TV show with Pierce Morgan this weekend, the Good Morning UK host said: “Sir Cliff is one of Britain’s all-time great pop stars.

“I am very happy that he agreed to do life stories. What a career, what a life! ”

Sir Cliff Richard will appear on ITV tonight at 9pm on the life story of Pierce Morgan.