‘I Still Have Crises’ — Adekunle Gold Opens Up About Life With Sickle Cell
Award-winning Nigerian artist Adekunle Gold has opened up once again about his lifelong battle with sickle cell anemia, revealing that despite his success and fame, he still experiences health crises.
In a heartfelt message shared during an interview, the “Orente” crooner spoke candidly about the emotional and physical struggles that come with living with the condition, describing it as both painful and humbling.
“I still have crises,” Adekunle Gold admitted, emphasizing that his journey hasn’t been without challenges. “Sometimes, it’s hard, but I’ve learned to manage it with faith, discipline, and a positive mindset.”
The singer, born Adekunle Kosoko, has been open about his experience with sickle cell disease since releasing his deeply personal song “5 Star,” where he thanked God for his health and reflected on his journey from pain to purpose.
Fans have since hailed him as a symbol of hope and perseverance, applauding how he continues to achieve greatness in music despite the condition. Many have also praised his courage for using his platform to raise awareness about sickle cell anemia and inspire others battling chronic illnesses.
Adekunle Gold’s revelation serves as a reminder that fame doesn’t erase personal struggles, but resilience, faith, and self-care can help anyone rise above life’s challenges. His story continues to encourage many facing similar health battles to keep fighting and believing in their dreams.
