The 60-year-old is facing a long recovery.
Published: Oct. 23, 2024, 5:00 a.m.Matthew Sweet, a singer, songwriter who rose to fame in the ‘90s, is in need of help after recently suffered a debilitating stroke,The site said that Sweet’s longtime manager, Russell Carter, said the incident occurred on October 12, and that the singer has had to cancel his cross-country tour.
“Matthew was quickly admitted to Toronto Western Hospital where he was put into excellent care and taken out of immediate danger,” Carter told Rolling Stone. “Matthew was transferred to a rehabilitation center back home in Omaha today where he will undergo extensive therapy.”‘Tiger King’ Joe Exotic checks in with a pretty nasty sounding health condition“He has been unexpectedly and tragically forced off the road and onto a long, uncertain path to recovery,” the post to the GoFundMe reads.
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