Madonna Hospitalised bad news is coming out for the fans of American pop singer Madonna. Dallas Singer has got a bacterial infection due to which he has been admitted to the hospital. Manager Guy gave this information by sharing a post on Instagram. Madonna’s daughter Lourdes Leon is with her every moment and is taking care of her.
American pop singer Madonna Hospitalised
Madonna Hospitalised: Big news is coming out about American pop singer Madonna. Actually, Singer has been admitted to New York City Hospital last week, where he is kept in ICU. Singer’s manager Guy Oseary has given this information. He has told that Madonna has got a bacterial infection, due to which she has been admitted to the hospital.
Singer’s manager wrote the Post
View this post on Instagram
Manager Guy wrote a post on Instagram about Madonna’s illness – “On Saturday, June 24, Madonna had a severe bacterial infection, due to which she was kept in the ICU for several days. At this time all his works and tours are being put on hold.
As we get more information, we will share with you. Will also announce the date of the tour and show. According to media reports, Madonna was working for 12 hours for her show. She was rehearsing heavily, due to which the singer was found unconscious on June 24 and was brought to the Madonna Hospitalised. Madonna’s daughter Lourdes Leon is with her every moment and is taking care of her.
The celebration tour was also canceled
Due to his ill health, his upcoming celebration tour had to be postponed. In fact, the singer announced a celebration tour earlier this year to mark the 40th anniversary of his singing career. The tour was due to start in Vancouver on July 15, followed by the US and then Europe and Amsterdam on December 1. However, no new date for this tour has been revealed yet. It is being said that as soon as the health of the singer will be completely fine. Only then his team will announce the new date of the tour.
Also Read: Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani Song Tum Kya Mile Out Now, Fans Called “Gerua 2.0”