A GRATEFUL Madonna has broken her silence after a severe bacterial infection left her hospitalized in intensive care. The iconic singer was set to kick start her highly anticipated Celebration Tour…
The Material Girl singer did not announce new dates for the rescheduled North America shows.The Queen of Pop, 64, spent several days in the intensive care unit after collapsing from a bacterial infection, her manager Guy Oseary revealed.
TMZMadonna "ignored her symptoms" and never got checked out by a doctor because she was focused on rehearsing for her upcoming tour, TMZ reported citing sources.An unnamed relative told the"For the past couple of days, no one really knew which direction this was going to turn, and her family was preparing for the worst," the relative said.Madonna had reportedly been working around the clock, pulling 12-hour days for weeks in preparation for her upcoming tour.
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