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At 85, Sir Tom Jones has no plans to retire anytime soon, vowing to keep performing as long as his voice is in good condition. He mentioned that he’d only consider retiring if he couldn’t sing at his best, not wanting to “shortchange an audience.” He also expressed his commitment to The Voice UK, saying he’ll continue coaching as long as he’s alive.

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🌟 Sir Tom Jones – 85 and Still Going Strong! 🌟

At the remarkable age of 85, music legend Sir Tom Jones has made it clear: retirement is not on his mind. As long as his voice holds up, he’s determined to keep performing and giving fans the full experience they deserve. 🎤✨

Tom explained that he would only consider stepping back if he couldn’t sing at his very best — because he never wants to “shortchange an audience.” That’s true dedication to his craft and to the people who love him. ❤️

On top of that, he’s not leaving The Voice UK anytime soon either. In fact, he said he’ll keep coaching “as long as I’m alive.” 🔥

👉 At 85, Sir Tom proves that passion has no expiration date. His energy, commitment, and love for music are truly inspiring.

💬 What do you think about Sir Tom’s spirit? At 85, would you still chase your passion like he does?

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