Travis Barker was hospitalized in Los Angeles on Tuesday for undisclosed reasons, according to TMZ. He tweeted “God save me” hours before, though it was unclear whether that was a reference to his own circumstances or a recent Machine Gun Kelly song.
Travis Barker was hospitalized in Los Angeles on Tuesday for undisclosed reasons, according to TMZ. The outlet reported that Barker, 46, had visited West Hills Hospital for a “health issue,” and was taken by ambulance to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for more intensive care.
His wife, Kourtney Kardashian, whom he wed earlier this year, reportedly followed the ambulance in her own vehicle and was photographed accompanying him as he was wheeled into the facility. Hours before—and apparently in the midst of the trip to West Hills—the Blink-182 drummer had tweeted out the cryptic phrase “God save me.
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