Phil Collins reveals how daughter Lily Collins 'burst into tears' discussing his health struggles with family - HELLO! Magazine
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Phil Collins is opening up in an extensive new interview about his struggles with his career, his struggles with his health and the toll it has had on his family. The English singer, 75, has been open about his struggles with alcoholism in the past, especially in the wake of his third divorce, which most recently resulted in him being hospitalized for seven months in 2023 due to damage to his kidneys.© Getty ImagesPhil Collins opened up about the impact of his health struggles on his familyHis family members have been open about the difficult period, most notably his daughter Lily Collins, who even penned an open letter to her father concerning his absence during her childhood. Phil Collins' holiday family reunionWhile the pair were distant during her early years, the 37-year-old actress and her musician father have since reconciled and are now closer than ever. In fact, during an October 2 appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, the former Genesis member opened up about his deepening relationship with his children now.
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