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Lionel Richie in Intensive Care After St. Louis Concert
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Lionel Richie in Intensive Care After St. Louis Concert

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Lionel Richie went to a St. Louis hospital after performing at The Muny and was admitted to intensive care for medical examinations.
  • Sources said doctors were considering mild dehydration and that Richie hoped to leave the hospital on Tuesday.
  • Witnesses said he appeared to struggle near the end of the concert and used a chair while singing “All Night Long.”

Lionel Richie sought medical attention after his Saturday night concert at The Muny in Forest Park, St. Louis, and was admitted to a hospital’s intensive care unit, according to information cited by TMZ.

Sources familiar with the situation said Richie went to a local hospital himself after the performance for examinations. They described the move as precautionary and said doctors were considering mild dehydration. Richie reportedly hoped to be discharged on Tuesday.

dizzy

— Lionel RichieRichie told the audience how he felt during his earlier Minnesota concert incident.

Witnesses said the singer appeared to be struggling toward the end of the show. During the final song, “All Night Long,” he asked his team to bring him a chair so he could sit while performing.

The incident follows another health scare in June, when Richie reportedly felt unwell onstage during a concert in Minnesota. He told the audience he felt “dizzy” and “strange,” ended the show early and left for hospital by ambulance.

strange

— Lionel RichieRichie described another sensation during the earlier incident in Minnesota.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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