Last Updated on 06/30/2023 by てんしょく飯
U.S. singer Madonna (64), who was announced on June 28 to have been treated for several days in the intensive care unit (ICU) for a serious bacterial infection, has been released from the hospital and returned home, People magazine reported as per a source.
Her world tour, which begins July 15, has been postponed.
Madonna’s longtime manager announced on her Instagram page on June 24 that she had developed an infection and was undergoing treatment, and that her world tour starting July 15 would be postponed.
He explained that she was on the road to recovery, although her specific medical condition and what bacteria she had contracted were unknown, but that she was still undergoing treatment.
Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reported that Madonna’s family, which has six children, including four adopted children, had spent an anxious few days not knowing if they would be able to hold out, and at one point there was a risk of death.
For several days, no one was sure what direction her condition would take, and the family was preparing for the worst, saying that they might lose Madonna. Madonna, who had been busy for the tour, had been worried about her health such as weight loss for the past several months, and her family was worried about prioritizing her career and fame over her health, and also reported the comments of relatives who said that it became an alarm bell for Madonna who believed that she was “invincible”.
On the 20th of this month, shortly before she collapsed, Madonna posted a rehearsal scene of her tour on Instagram with the caption “the calm before the storm,” and one of the photos, in which she is lying on the stage in a large position, has attracted attention among her fans as a sign of her illness.
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