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Rapper Megan Thee Stallion thought she was having a stroke on Broadway

Rapper Megan Thee Stallion thought she was having a stroke on Broadway

Megan Thee Stallion feared she was suffering a stroke on Broadway due to symptoms of oxygen deprivation, but doctors later determined she was experiencing a panic attack caused by extreme exhaustion. The rapper subsequently reduced her workload and ended her musical performances early to focus on her health.

Rapper Megan Thee Stallion, known for her hits such as WAP, recently experienced a health scare while working on Broadway. The 31-year-old artist reported that her hands and face became stiff because her brain was not receiving sufficient oxygen. Although she initially feared she was suffering from a stroke, she was told at a hospital that she had experienced a panic attack brought on by severe exhaustion. Despite this diagnosis, the rapper continued working shortly after to avoid disappointing her audience.

Following the frightening incident, Megan Thee Stallion recognized the toll that her heavy workload was taking on her mental and physical well-being. She eventually decided to scale back her commitments by reducing her weekly performance schedule from eight shows to seven. Additionally, she made the choice to conclude her involvement in the musical two weeks earlier than originally planned to prioritize her health. The artist admitted that she was not in a good mental state during her performances but realized she had taken on far too much.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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