Madonna was in a coma and sent to the hospital for the first time to report that she was safe, sharing recent photos of emaciated and emaciated
On July 11 (July 10, local time), Madonna, who fell into a coma at the end of last month and was urgently admitted to the ICU, publicly announced her safety on her social account, revealing that she was in the recovery stage, thank you for your blessings. She also said she would reschedule her tour.
Madonna also shared a new photo taken at home in New York, in which Madonna has blonde hair and shawl, a light makeup on her face, seems to be much thinner and haggard than before, and her eyes look hollow, tired and weak. I don't know whether it is maintenance or medical beauty, 64-year-old Madonna looks very young, there are almost no wrinkles on her face, and the condition of her rubber face has improved.
Madonna wrote: "Thank you for your positive energy, prayers and words of healing and encouragement, I feel loved by all.
I am on my way to recovery and am very grateful for all the blessings in life.
When I woke up in the hospital, the first thing I thought of was my children. Secondly, I don't want to disappoint people who have already purchased tickets to my tour, and I don't want to disappoint people who have worked tirelessly with me over the past few months, and I don't like to disappoint anyone.
The most important thing for me at the moment is to get healthy and stronger. I assure you that I will be back as soon as possible.
The immediate plan is to reschedule the tour to North America and start touring Europe in October. Thank you very much for your interest and support.
Just the day before, a netizen met Madonna outside the door of a coffee shop to chat with friends, Madonna was wearing a dark blue T-shirt and tonal shorts, with white sneakers, a fisherman hat and sunglasses to cover her face. It can be seen that she is recovering very well now.
At the end of last month, Madonna's agent, Guy Oseary, revealed that Madonna was hospitalized after falling ill on June 24 local time. There are reports that Madonna was injected with naloxone (commonly used to reverse a suspected drug overdose) to combat acute septic shock before being rushed to the hospital.
It was reported that Madonna had been struggling with a low-grade fever for a month, but in order to ensure that the tour could go smoothly, she chose to keep it secret until her body could not withstand it, she developed a serious bacterial infection, was diagnosed with sepsis after being sent to the hospital, and stayed in the intensive care unit for several days.
Sepsis is a systemic inflammatory response caused by the invasion of pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria into the body, which can lead to shock, organ failure, and death.
During Madonna's hospitalization, there were rumors of brain death at one point, and later friends spoke out to refute the rumors. However, her relatives revealed in an interview that "during those days, no one really knew which direction things were going to go, and her family was prepared for the worst." ”
Madonna was born in 1958 and is recognized as an international diva. When she was young, she was beautiful and sexy, her style was bold, she couldn't talk endlessly, and her attitude towards feelings and marriage was extraordinary.
She had two failed marriages, and her first husband, Sean Penn, lasted only three years.
The second husband, Guy Ritchie, was married for 8 years and the two had a son.
Madonna has had countless boyfriends, including Michael Jackson.
She has six children, the eldest daughter, Lourdes Leon, who was born to her fitness trainer Carlos. The other four children were all adopted, including a pair of twins.
While Madonna was hospitalized, her eldest daughter, Lourdes Leon, 26, was in the hospital, her eldest son, Rocco Ritchie, traveled in Romania, and several other children visited their mother in the hospital.
Madonna was scheduled to embark on an 84-show celebratory tour in Vancouver, Canada, on July 15, 2023 and January 30, 2024. Fans paid homage to Madonna's more than four decades of career, and tickets sold out quickly within minutes of their release.
As one of the top stars in the music industry, Madonna takes the tour very seriously, and she has recently worked around the clock, rehearsing six days a week to ensure the tour is flawless, according to people familiar with the matter. Still, Madonna is more concerned about her physical condition, "she doesn't risk her health in order for the show to continue." ”
Madonna suffered repeated injuries to her hips and knees. She described herself as a "broken doll glued together with tape and glue," and the dramatic changes in her appearance in recent years have also attracted strong attention, with netizens speculating that she has undergone a number of cosmetic surgeries. According to insiders, Madonna attaches great importance to the outside world's opinion, and in order to ensure that she looks more natural when she tours, she has begun surgery to restore her natural appearance.