Madonna is at home recovering from a serious bacterial infection, according to her representative, which took her to the ICU, and she was hospitalized for a few days. Once the most difficult moments have been overcome and with the artist out of danger, details of what happened are coming to light. According to the latest information revealed by RadarOnline, the 64-year-old singer almost didn't make it to the hospital alive.
The portal details that when the medical staff arrived at Madonna's apartment on June 24, they found her unconscious, and given the gravity of the situation they administered a Narcan injection to "help her revive". This medication is typically used to quickly reverse a narcotic overdose in emergency situations. For example, they provided Narcan to Demi Lovato in 2018 when she suffered severe shock from an opioid overdose. However, the outlet claims that, in this case, Narcan was used to treat septic shock and not drug use.
The serious bacterial infection suffered by the queen of pop was caused by sepsis, a condition in which the body releases chemicals to fight some damage to the body. Sepsis, at the same time, affects tissues and organs and causes organ failure shock or even death.
Citing a close source, CNN reported that the performer of "La isla bonita" received a medical discharge from the hospital on June 29 and returned, in a private ambulance, to her home in the residential neighborhood of Upper East Side of Manhattan, which according to Page Six is escorted. People magazine, on the other hand, says that Madonna "is already better". This health incident, which has led him to stop the tour dry, began with an episode of fever a month ago.
The artist's manager, Guy Oseary, published a statement on social networks in which he claimed that Madonna was doing better and that there would be news of her soon. Due to her delicate state of health, Madonna has had to postpone the world tour The Celebration Tour, which was supposed to start on July 15. His illness requires a long period of recovery and therefore they do not yet know when they will be able to start the concerts, so they will provide more details of the rescheduling later.
The singer was supposed to start the tour in Vancouver (Canada) and continue the tour of 84 concerts in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe until December 6 of this year. He had to pass through Barcelona on November 1 and 2 at the Palau Sant Jordi. And the closing, he was going to do in London. This show aims to review the artist's entire career over four decades, from his first album Madonna (1983), to his last, published in 2019, Madame X.
Although in the statement released by Oseary he assured that "he is expected to fully recover", the singer's environment has acknowledged to TMZ that the artist, who spends almost all his time in bed, remains "weak and very tired”, so it seems unlikely that he will recover in time to start the tour on the date it was planned.
This isn't the first time Madonna has rescheduled or canceled a tour, as she had to do so with Madame X in 2019. At that time he also claimed health problems after a series of knee injuries and general malaise.
