Bublé's son was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer.
Michael Bublé has opened up about how his son's cancer diagnosis changed his life.
The soon-to-be dad-of-four said he feels like he can get over anything now.
The Cry Me a River singer's son Noah was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, which is a rare type of liver cancer, in 2016.
The chart-topper and his actress wife halted their careers to focus on their son's treatment.
Noah underwent two years of treatment for cancer, but thankfully his son is now in remission.
Bublé said, "When Noah was diagnosed, my family quit their jobs and moved to Vancouver, with my wife’s family — we all lived together.
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He told
The Sun, “Just like we did in lockdown. We all love each other so much. And that’s why I can deal with anything."
He said he no longer feels fearful about menial things because he went through "something so traumatic and scary".
"I felt like I could do anything," the dad added.
“What happens if it doesn’t work? Oops, I made a sh**ty record. What’s the worst thing? Nothing. I was so happy and grateful. And I could breathe again.”
Buble's son Noah is now 8-years-old.
The dad said he "never met anyone as brave or as good-hearted" as Noah.
What happened to his son has given both Bublé and his wife Luisana Lopilato a completely different perspective on life.
The couple is set to welcome
their fourth child later this year.
Bublé knows the sex of their baby, but his lips are sealed.
He said he isn't allowed to tell anyone.
Speaking of his growing family, he admitted they likely won't have any more kids after their baby is born.
“I just love being a dad," the singer gushed.
