Bonnie Tyler's fans received long-awaited good news. The legendary performer of the hit Total Eclipse of the Heart has emerged from an artificial coma after severe complications; however, her condition remains serious.
British singer Bonnie Tyler has emerged from an artificial coma, which she had been in following an emergency surgery on her intestines. This was reported by her relatives and representatives of the artist.
The 75-year-old star continues treatment in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Faro, Portugal. Despite her serious condition, doctors note positive dynamics and hope for her full recovery.
According to British media, in April, the singer experienced severe abdominal pain. After examination, doctors diagnosed a serious intestinal injury that required urgent surgery. Subsequently, complications arose, forcing medical staff to place the artist in an artificial coma.
The singer's family reported that the recovery process is slow, but specialists are optimistic. Due to her illness, all of Bonnie Tyler's concerts have been canceled or postponed until the end of August. However, her team hopes that the artist will be able to return to the stage by autumn.
Bonnie Tyler gained worldwide fame thanks to hits like It's a Heartache, Total Eclipse of the Heart, and Holding Out for a Hero. Her recognizable husky voice made her one of the brightest stars in the global pop and rock scene.
While Bonnie Tyler continues her fight for recovery, fans around the world wish her a speedy recovery. The latest reports from doctors provide grounds for cautious optimism: the most difficult part seems to be behind her.
