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Lionel Richie falls ill and forced to cut short first concert of new tour

Lionel Richie falls ill and forced to cut short first concert of new tour

Lionel Richie had to stop his concert in Minnesota early after feeling unwell and becoming dizzy on stage during the first performance of his new tour. The cause of the singer's illness is currently unknown.

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