Pink still in Sydney hospital with stomach virus, cancels 3rd show | Inquirer Entertainment

Pink still in Sydney hospital with stomach virus, cancels 3rd show

/ 01:07 PM August 07, 2018

Pop superstar Pink. Photo by ANDY KROPA/Invision/AP)

SYDNEY — Pop superstar Pink remained in a hospital on Tuesday with a stomach virus, forcing her to postpone a third Sydney show, her promoter said.

The singer’s “Beautiful Trauma” world tour’s first concert in Sydney was scheduled for last Friday, but she canceled that show on doctor’s orders.

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The 38-year-old battled through a Saturday night show.

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Promoter Live Nation tweeted that Pink was admitted to a hospital on Sunday suffering from dehydration and was discharged. But she was readmitted and diagnosed with a gastric virus hours before her Monday concert.

Live Nation said that Tuesday night’s show would not go ahead based on medical advice.

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“Pink remained in hospital overnight, continuing her treatment and recovery. She will be reassessed by her doctors today,” Live Nation said in a statement.

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The three canceled shows are expected to be rescheduled.

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Pink’s Australian tour is scheduled from July 4 to August 26.

Pink last toured Australia in 2013 when she performed 46 shows as part of her “Truth About Love” world tour.   /kga

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