Michael Bublé’s voice is instantly recognizable. But his face? Not so much, at least not in “The Voice” coach’s latest social media post!
On October 30, 2025, Bublé was tagged and featured in an Instagram video posted by organizers of the upcoming Concert With The Poor, a massive performance that Bublé will headline in Vatican City on December 6, they announced.
The crooner appeared in a video describing his excitement about the event, but the announcement was overshadowed a bit by how he looked in the video, prompting “The Voice” host Carson Daly to ask, “why do look like AI you? 😂”
Michael Bublé Did Not Quite Look Like Himself in New Video
It’s not clear why Bublé looked a bit off in the video posted about the sixth annual “Concert With the Poor,” which will include the Nova Opera Orchestra with more than 70 musicians and the 200-voice Choir of the Diocese of Rome.
But in response to Daly’s funny question, Bublé hilariously responded, “@carsondaly toooooo much Botox, filler and makeup”
For the record, Bublé has stated that he’s “not interested” in using Boxtox, including to New York Magazine in 2021.
Daly did also write a supportive message, noting, “What a beautiful event MB! You’re a great man for performing for such a great cause in a magical venue”
Canadian Crooner Michael Bublé Holds Italian Citizenship
GettyIn the announcement post, organizers revealed that Bublé will perform at the Concert With the Poor for an audience of 8,000, including “3,000 guests from disadvantaged backgrounds.”
“In the Jubilee Year of Hope,” the announcement said, “the world-renowned Canadian artist will perform for the very first time in the Vatican, offering an extraordinary night of music to the annual event that brings together music, fraternity and solidarity.”
According to ABC Audio, the first Concert With the Poor was held in 2015 to offer “an experience of art and culture to the most disadvantaged people.” The outlet also noted that Bublé holds Italian citizenship.
In the social media video posted on October 30, Bublé said, “I am so grateful to the Vatican and to His Holiness, Pope Leo the 14th, and to the Nova Opera for inviting me to be part of a concert that uplifts community.”
He noted that the concert will “bring together thousands of people, including many who have faced very difficult times, for a great night of music and hope.”
