JoJo Siwa rushed to hospital in excruciating pain as she’s left ‘unable to breathe’

Just before her Friday performance at the Mall of America, JoJo Siwa was taken to the hospital with a burst ovarian cyst, but despite the medical emergency, the actress continued to perform.

JoJo Siwa has given fans an update on her health after being rushed to hospital in ‘excruciating pain’ just hours before her latest performance on Friday.

The Dance Moms star, 22, took to TikTok and revealed she was left ‘unable to breathe’ and ‘almost blacking out’ before doctors discovered a cyst on her ovary had burst. In a detailed post on Saturday, JoJo recalled the intense pain that required her mum’s assistance to get dressed before emergency services whisked her off to hospital.

There are many people at the Mall of America waiting and counting on this performance, but we told the doctors to look, “Once we have something like we, we need emergency surgery wrong or something like that.”

JoJo continued to share how she was soon ‘dancing in her hospital bed’ thanks to the pain relief, before an ultrasound revealed the burst cyst was bleeding into her stomach.

After being assured by medical professionals that the situation would end, the dancer bravely carried on with her scheduled performance in a Minnesota mall. JoJo thanked her supporters for their support, saying she was “not 100%” and would need to go back to the hospital if the pain continued.

She wrote, “Thank you for all the well wishes, grateful for the doctors and nurses for working so quickly and helping me get back on time, keep it moving.”

A woman’s ovary develops an fluid-filled sac called an ovarian cyst. They are very prevalent and typically don’t give off any symptoms.

Most ovarian cysts vanish without any treatment in a few months and are naturally occurring. JoJo shared videos of her lively recovery from the hospital. She released a number of hits, including Little Drummer Girl’s new holiday single, a cover of Message To The World.

Just last week, JoJo revealed she was taking a significant step in her relationship with Chris Hughes. She took to Instagram to announce they would be spending Christmas together.

In their festive pyjamas, the Dance Moms star posted loved-up photos, gazing affectionately at the Love Island star, 32, as she explained her plans to travel to the UK for December 25. She will celebrate Christmas with her family in America a week early before jetting off overseas.

Updating her followers, she wrote: “My favourite season. I’ve spent the last three days prepping and getting ready for the holidays, and it’s been LOVELY. It might seem early however, today I start rehearsals for my Black Friday performance at Mall of America and then I go to a couple of dance studios for meet and greet/classes and then it’s my mum’s birthday and then we celebrate Christmas with my family a week early, so I can travel to England for Christmas!… long story, short, it’s Christmas now:)”.

JoJo sparked an unexpected romance with Chris after they met on Celebrity Big Brother UK earlier this year. And as things moved from friendship to romance, their relationship has only grown stronger, with Chris being warmly welcomed into JoJo’s life.

During her recent tour, JoJo Siwa referred to boyfriend Chris’ parents as her ‘future in-laws’, after they attended her concert in Birmingham. She addressed the crowd, mentioning she had some ‘guests of honour’ at the show.

Chris was photographed with JoJo’s parents Tom and Jessalynn along with his parents Val and Paul and brother Ben, who had surprised him with flowers backstage. JoJo jokingly acknowledged Chris’ parents during a performance at the concert, which JoJo claimed would be “beyond her best behavior.”

She said: “Val give us your best wave from up there, do you have a good wave? In case that anybody doesn’t know, that’s the person who gave birth to my favourite person in the world. That’s the mother of the boy that makes me really happy. I’m very delighted to have the guests of honour tonight, Val and Paul Hughes everyone.”

JoJo continued, “I’m on my best behavior this show,” and the crowd booed her. “Guys! ! ! “, JoJo responded. In the room are my future mothers and daughters. Tonight I can’t be too freaky.

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Chris surprised JoJo backstage with a bouquet of flowers before the concert, telling her he had made the impromptu decision to attend because he hadn’t been going to see her in a while.

JoJo Siwa rushed to hospital in excruciating pain as she’s left ‘unable to breathe’

Just before her Friday performance at the Mall of America, JoJo Siwa was taken to the hospital with a burst ovarian cyst, but despite the medical emergency, the actress continued to perform.

JoJo Siwa has given fans an update on her health after being rushed to hospital in ‘excruciating pain’ just hours before her latest performance on Friday.

The Dance Moms star, 22, took to TikTok and revealed she was left ‘unable to breathe’ and ‘almost blacking out’ before doctors discovered a cyst on her ovary had burst. In a detailed post on Saturday, JoJo recalled the intense pain that required her mum’s assistance to get dressed before emergency services whisked her off to hospital.

There are many people at the Mall of America waiting and counting on this performance, but we told the doctors to look, “Once we have something like we, we need emergency surgery wrong or something like that.”

JoJo continued to share how she was soon ‘dancing in her hospital bed’ thanks to the pain relief, before an ultrasound revealed the burst cyst was bleeding into her stomach.

After being assured by medical professionals that the situation would end, the dancer bravely carried on with her scheduled performance in a Minnesota mall. JoJo thanked her supporters for their support, saying she was “not 100%” and would need to go back to the hospital if the pain continued.

She wrote, “Thank you for all the well wishes, grateful for the doctors and nurses for working so quickly and helping me get back on time, keep it moving.”

A woman’s ovary develops an fluid-filled sac called an ovarian cyst. They are very prevalent and typically don’t give off any symptoms.

Most ovarian cysts vanish without any treatment in a few months and are naturally occurring. JoJo shared videos of her lively recovery from the hospital. She released a number of hits, including Little Drummer Girl’s new holiday single, a cover of Message To The World.

Just last week, JoJo revealed she was taking a significant step in her relationship with Chris Hughes. She took to Instagram to announce they would be spending Christmas together.

In their festive pyjamas, the Dance Moms star posted loved-up photos, gazing affectionately at the Love Island star, 32, as she explained her plans to travel to the UK for December 25. She will celebrate Christmas with her family in America a week early before jetting off overseas.

Updating her followers, she wrote: “My favourite season. I’ve spent the last three days prepping and getting ready for the holidays, and it’s been LOVELY. It might seem early however, today I start rehearsals for my Black Friday performance at Mall of America and then I go to a couple of dance studios for meet and greet/classes and then it’s my mum’s birthday and then we celebrate Christmas with my family a week early, so I can travel to England for Christmas!… long story, short, it’s Christmas now:)”.

JoJo sparked an unexpected romance with Chris after they met on Celebrity Big Brother UK earlier this year. And as things moved from friendship to romance, their relationship has only grown stronger, with Chris being warmly welcomed into JoJo’s life.

During her recent tour, JoJo Siwa referred to boyfriend Chris’ parents as her ‘future in-laws’, after they attended her concert in Birmingham. She addressed the crowd, mentioning she had some ‘guests of honour’ at the show.

Chris was photographed with JoJo’s parents Tom and Jessalynn along with his parents Val and Paul and brother Ben, who had surprised him with flowers backstage. JoJo jokingly acknowledged Chris’ parents during a performance at the concert, which JoJo claimed would be “beyond her best behavior.”

She said: “Val give us your best wave from up there, do you have a good wave? In case that anybody doesn’t know, that’s the person who gave birth to my favourite person in the world. That’s the mother of the boy that makes me really happy. I’m very delighted to have the guests of honour tonight, Val and Paul Hughes everyone.”

JoJo continued, “I’m on my best behavior this show,” and the crowd booed her. “Guys! ! ! “, JoJo responded. In the room are my future mothers and daughters. Tonight I can’t be too freaky.

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Chris surprised JoJo backstage with a bouquet of flowers before the concert, telling her he had made the impromptu decision to attend because he hadn’t been going to see her in a while.

Inside Aitch’s unbreakable bond with sister Gracie as he impresses I’m A Celebrity jungle

Hip-hop artist Aitch has frequently described his close friendship with his twin sisters Hattie and Gracie, who he refers to as his “personal heroes.”

I’m A Celeb’s Aitch might be one of Britain’s biggest rap stars, but behind the Brit Award wins, chart-topping singles and packed-out venues, the Manchester-born musician remains grounded thanks to his little sister.

Harrison Armstrong, 25, has repeatedly attributed his parents and siblings to keeping him modest while achieving fame. When asked about his personal heroes during this year’s Pride of Britain judging day, the Baby hitmaker chose to name his twin sisters, Hattie and Gracie.

He said, “Hard to ask, because my mommy dad’s going to be fuming, and my dad’s going to be fuming, both.” I’m going to say my sisters, actually. My twins, Hattie and Gracie, are also my sisters. Because she is a true soldier, Gracie is my hero. exactly what she has been through. She simply illuminates every room that enters. She is therefore my hero.

“Hattie, she’s just like, I thought I was the superstar in my family but she’s going to be the superstar in the family. She’s just the one. She also brightens up the room in a different way. Even how well she’s handled Gracie’s situation, them two are my heroes, even though they do me head in sometimes they’re my heroes.”, reports the Mirror.

In tonight’s episode, Eddie quizzed Aitch on his sister Gracie and her down syndrome. Aitch explained how she loved watching Ellie on Strictly Come Dancing as when she came on screen she’d say to Aitch “ah she’s like one of God’s special children like me.”

Eddie commended Aitch on using his voice to raise awareness. Aitch shared his advice to people would be “It’s not even about how to handle it, it’s about how you view it. They’re the best people in the world. Obviously everyone would say this about their siblings but forget that she’s my sister, she is the sickest person I’ve ever met!”

He continued, “Over the years, I’ve heard different stories about how kids with down syndrome are treated, and that just makes me feel sick.”

Aitch reaffirmed that he is planning to make a documentary about Kilimanjaro and had already filmed the entire mountain, which required him to do for seven days. When asked how it was, he responded, “absolutely freezing”!

Aitch’s close friendship with Down syndrome Gracie has a significant impact on both his musical career and personal life. By releasing My G featuring Ed Sheeran in 2022, he paid emotional tribute to his sister.

The Down’s Syndrome Association (DSA), for which Aitch currently serves as an ambassador, received the proceeds from the song. The song “This song is dedicated to Gracie Armstrong” was the opening line of the music video. You are the world’s biggest heart! For no one, don’t change. I adore you, x”

Earlier this year, the Manchester rapper took on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to generate funds for the charity. In an Instagram video, Aitch told his followers: “Quick message. Just want to say big up everyone that donated for the DSA for the Kilimanjaro climb. We’re leaving in the morning to go to Tanzania in Africa.

“We’ll need six days to climb the mountain,” the statement read. We’ll raise the flag once we’ve reached the top. You have raised more than 120 grand for us, so thank you very much.

Every time I meet someone, my sister Gracie lights everyone’s world up, and people like her deserve equal opportunities, just like you and I do. So I’ll be a little down while the team and I work on smashing this mountain’s head in.

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Before Aitch entered the I’m A Celebrity jungle, he disclosed that his primary goal is to shine an even brighter spotlight on people like Gracie.

On an Aitch level, he said, “I feel like I have this calling to raise awareness for Down syndrome, and I think that’s the best place to do that.” Gracie, my sister, adores it. Every time she sees me on the television, she will be cheering me on.

Inside Aitch’s unbreakable bond with sister Gracie as he impresses I’m A Celebrity jungle

Hip-hop artist Aitch has frequently described his close friendship with his twin sisters Hattie and Gracie, who he refers to as his “personal heroes.”

I’m A Celeb’s Aitch might be one of Britain’s biggest rap stars, but behind the Brit Award wins, chart-topping singles and packed-out venues, the Manchester-born musician remains grounded thanks to his little sister.

Harrison Armstrong, 25, has repeatedly attributed his parents and siblings to keeping him modest while achieving fame. When asked about his personal heroes during this year’s Pride of Britain judging day, the Baby hitmaker chose to name his twin sisters, Hattie and Gracie.

He said, “Hard to ask, because my mommy dad’s going to be fuming, and my dad’s going to be fuming, both.” I’m going to say my sisters, actually. My twins, Hattie and Gracie, are also my sisters. Because she is a true soldier, Gracie is my hero. exactly what she has been through. She simply illuminates every room that enters. She is therefore my hero.

“Hattie, she’s just like, I thought I was the superstar in my family but she’s going to be the superstar in the family. She’s just the one. She also brightens up the room in a different way. Even how well she’s handled Gracie’s situation, them two are my heroes, even though they do me head in sometimes they’re my heroes.”, reports the Mirror.

In tonight’s episode, Eddie quizzed Aitch on his sister Gracie and her down syndrome. Aitch explained how she loved watching Ellie on Strictly Come Dancing as when she came on screen she’d say to Aitch “ah she’s like one of God’s special children like me.”

Eddie commended Aitch on using his voice to raise awareness. Aitch shared his advice to people would be “It’s not even about how to handle it, it’s about how you view it. They’re the best people in the world. Obviously everyone would say this about their siblings but forget that she’s my sister, she is the sickest person I’ve ever met!”

He continued, “Over the years, I’ve heard different stories about how kids with down syndrome are treated, and that just makes me feel sick.”

Aitch reaffirmed that he is planning to make a documentary about Kilimanjaro and had already filmed the entire mountain, which required him to do for seven days. When asked how it was, he responded, “absolutely freezing”!

Aitch’s close friendship with Down syndrome Gracie has a significant impact on both his musical career and personal life. By releasing My G featuring Ed Sheeran in 2022, he paid emotional tribute to his sister.

The Down’s Syndrome Association (DSA), for which Aitch currently serves as an ambassador, received the proceeds from the song. The song “This song is dedicated to Gracie Armstrong” was the opening line of the music video. You are the world’s biggest heart! For no one, don’t change. I adore you, x”

Earlier this year, the Manchester rapper took on the challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to generate funds for the charity. In an Instagram video, Aitch told his followers: “Quick message. Just want to say big up everyone that donated for the DSA for the Kilimanjaro climb. We’re leaving in the morning to go to Tanzania in Africa.

“We’ll need six days to climb the mountain,” the statement read. We’ll raise the flag once we’ve reached the top. You have raised more than 120 grand for us, so thank you very much.

Every time I meet someone, my sister Gracie lights everyone’s world up, and people like her deserve equal opportunities, just like you and I do. So I’ll be a little down while the team and I work on smashing this mountain’s head in.

Continue reading the article.

Before Aitch entered the I’m A Celebrity jungle, he disclosed that his primary goal is to shine an even brighter spotlight on people like Gracie.

On an Aitch level, he said, “I feel like I have this calling to raise awareness for Down syndrome, and I think that’s the best place to do that.” Gracie, my sister, adores it. Every time she sees me on the television, she will be cheering me on.

Linda Robson shares update on Pauline Quirke amid heartbreaking dementia battle

Due to Pauline’s dementia battle, Linda is retiring from acting this year and is treading the boards alone.

Pantomime occupies a special place in Linda Robson’s heart after years spent performing with her best pal and Birds Of A Feather co-star Pauline Quirke. But this year Linda is treading the boards alone, as Pauline’s dementia battle has forced her to retire from acting.

The pair were just 10 when they became best friends and went on to share a glittering career together on screen and stage, most famously as sisters Sharon and Tracey in their hit sitcom Birds Of A Feather, which also starred Lesley Joseph as their randy neighbour Dorien. So it’s no wonder Linda, 67, is determined to keep their friendship alive.

Linda responds, “I love her so much. We’ve been best friends for fifty-seven years. When we met in primary school, we were both 10 years old, and we are still friends today.

When Pauline was formally diagnosed with dementia at the age of 61 in 2021, Linda was heartbroken. Linda and Pauline continue to be close friends despite Pauline’s decline, and the two recently shared a pub lunch with friends and family.

It’s been really nice, Linda says, “We’re all still in touch and we’re all still friends.” About a week and a half ago, I saw Pauline. At the station, her son Charlie picked me up. Her daughter Emily and her husband Steve were also present, and it was just really, really nice.

We went to a small local pub, and the only thing they did was put us in the small private room. And we all had a really nice lunch.

Pauline and Linda shared jokes and reminiscences about their adventures in Birds of a Feather and panto because she still recognizes Linda and is able to make her laugh. She was happy and giggling. She is being treated very well, and she recognized me, which was also very encouraging. She is performing well.

Pauline’s son Charlie, who starred with his mum and Linda in ITV’s Birds Of A Feather reboot as Tracey’s son Travis Stubbs, is playing an active role in looking after his mother and will this month embark on a five-day trek to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK in honour of his mum. Linda hopes to join him for some of the way, if her schedule permits. “I’m hoping I’ll be able to go on the march,” says Linda. “Hopefully I’ll see Pauline again before Christmas.”

Linda will play Councillor Chigwell in Aladdin at Dartford’s Orchard West theater this holiday season. With only Christmas Day off, she will perform two shows per day. However, that is not as difficult as Pauline’s strict schedule.

We performed three shows a day at the Hackney Empire, according to Linda. That was fatal. We would leave home at eight in the morning, schedule shows at ten o’clock, two o’clock, and seven o’clock. Additionally, it was exhausting. Pauline told me, “I’m never going to do panto again.” She did, however.

Although it’s a demanding schedule, Linda maintains it by wearing her custom-made Skechers shoes to keep her feet warm and carrying a lot of banter in her back pocket in case she forgets her lines.

Linda says, “I’m just going to enjoy it.” I’ll just say, “I haven’t got a clue what I was supposed to say here!” if I forget my lines. The audience is then enthralled!

Linda, 67, is currently not looking forward to retiring. She says, “I don’t want to retire unless they get tired of me and don’t ask me to.” But I’m hoping not to retire. I want to work forever.

The actress made her Loose Women debut in 2003, and she hasn’t stopped appearing on the panel since 2012. Linda worries about her future on the show now that ITV’s daytime schedule is being cut. The program has already undergone changes, including limiting it to 30 episodes in 2026 and canning the live audience. If we still have jobs, it should be back in January, Linda says. We must wait to learn. Since I worked in a fish and chip shop before, I may have to return to that establishment.

She started watching I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! to support her old friend, actor and Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp.

Linda responds, “He’s a really nice man. I adore how focused he is on the family. He and his wife Shirlie are both in love with their children. Because Martin was in about three episodes of Birds of a Feather and that his character had sex with Lesley’s character Dorien in the back of a hearse, I’ve met him numerous times over the years, as have Gary and his brother, but more so because of that fact.

When Linda appeared on I’m A Celebrity in 2012, she managed to get news from the outside world via Joe Swash, who was presenting the ITV2 spin-off show Extra Camp . Linda is good friends with Joe’s mum, and has known Joe since he was a child. “Joe lost his virginity at mine,” giggles Linda. “I’m best friends with his mum, Kiffy. We had a big Georgian house and we had a party and Joe locked himself in the bathroom and all the kids were hammering on the door! We’re all very close.”

The mother-of-three then requested that Joe give her a sign that her children had arrived safely while Linda was in the jungle. He would say, “Shares Linda,” and he would shout down. He’d go, ‘ Lind! The kids are here, too. I just wanted to make sure the kids were safe, but he kept getting into trouble because he wasn’t supposed to do that.

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Linda wants to get a seat on the Celebrity Gogglebox sofa after finishing her panto. “I’d like to do Gogglebox with Lesley,” Linda says. Because we know each other so well, we’d be really good friends.

Linda Robson shares update on Pauline Quirke amid heartbreaking dementia battle

Due to Pauline’s dementia battle, Linda is retiring from acting this year and is treading the boards alone.

Pantomime occupies a special place in Linda Robson’s heart after years spent performing with her best pal and Birds Of A Feather co-star Pauline Quirke. But this year Linda is treading the boards alone, as Pauline’s dementia battle has forced her to retire from acting.

The pair were just 10 when they became best friends and went on to share a glittering career together on screen and stage, most famously as sisters Sharon and Tracey in their hit sitcom Birds Of A Feather, which also starred Lesley Joseph as their randy neighbour Dorien. So it’s no wonder Linda, 67, is determined to keep their friendship alive.

Linda responds, “I love her so much. We’ve been best friends for fifty-seven years. When we met in primary school, we were both 10 years old, and we are still friends today.

When Pauline was formally diagnosed with dementia at the age of 61 in 2021, Linda was heartbroken. Linda and Pauline continue to be close friends despite Pauline’s decline, and the two recently shared a pub lunch with friends and family.

It’s been really nice, Linda says, “We’re all still in touch and we’re all still friends.” About a week and a half ago, I saw Pauline. At the station, her son Charlie picked me up. Her daughter Emily and her husband Steve were also present, and it was just really, really nice.

We went to a small local pub, and the only thing they did was put us in the small private room. And we all had a really nice lunch.

Pauline and Linda shared jokes and reminiscences about their adventures in Birds of a Feather and panto because she still recognizes Linda and is able to make her laugh. She was happy and giggling. She is being treated very well, and she recognized me, which was also very encouraging. She is performing well.

Pauline’s son Charlie, who starred with his mum and Linda in ITV’s Birds Of A Feather reboot as Tracey’s son Travis Stubbs, is playing an active role in looking after his mother and will this month embark on a five-day trek to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK in honour of his mum. Linda hopes to join him for some of the way, if her schedule permits. “I’m hoping I’ll be able to go on the march,” says Linda. “Hopefully I’ll see Pauline again before Christmas.”

Linda will play Councillor Chigwell in Aladdin at Dartford’s Orchard West theater this holiday season. With only Christmas Day off, she will perform two shows per day. However, that is not as difficult as Pauline’s strict schedule.

We performed three shows a day at the Hackney Empire, according to Linda. That was fatal. We would leave home at eight in the morning, schedule shows at ten o’clock, two o’clock, and seven o’clock. Additionally, it was exhausting. Pauline told me, “I’m never going to do panto again.” She did, however.

Although it’s a demanding schedule, Linda maintains it by wearing her custom-made Skechers shoes to keep her feet warm and carrying a lot of banter in her back pocket in case she forgets her lines.

Linda says, “I’m just going to enjoy it.” I’ll just say, “I haven’t got a clue what I was supposed to say here!” if I forget my lines. The audience is then enthralled!

Linda, 67, is currently not looking forward to retiring. She says, “I don’t want to retire unless they get tired of me and don’t ask me to.” But I’m hoping not to retire. I want to work forever.

The actress made her Loose Women debut in 2003, and she hasn’t stopped appearing on the panel since 2012. Linda worries about her future on the show now that ITV’s daytime schedule is being cut. The program has already undergone changes, including limiting it to 30 episodes in 2026 and canning the live audience. If we still have jobs, it should be back in January, Linda says. We must wait to learn. Since I worked in a fish and chip shop before, I may have to return to that establishment.

She started watching I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! to support her old friend, actor and Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp.

Linda responds, “He’s a really nice man. I adore how focused he is on the family. He and his wife Shirlie are both in love with their children. Because Martin was in about three episodes of Birds of a Feather and that his character had sex with Lesley’s character Dorien in the back of a hearse, I’ve met him numerous times over the years, as have Gary and his brother, but more so because of that fact.

When Linda appeared on I’m A Celebrity in 2012, she managed to get news from the outside world via Joe Swash, who was presenting the ITV2 spin-off show Extra Camp . Linda is good friends with Joe’s mum, and has known Joe since he was a child. “Joe lost his virginity at mine,” giggles Linda. “I’m best friends with his mum, Kiffy. We had a big Georgian house and we had a party and Joe locked himself in the bathroom and all the kids were hammering on the door! We’re all very close.”

The mother-of-three then requested that Joe give her a sign that her children had arrived safely while Linda was in the jungle. He would say, “Shares Linda,” and he would shout down. He’d go, ‘ Lind! The kids are here, too. I just wanted to make sure the kids were safe, but he kept getting into trouble because he wasn’t supposed to do that.

Continue reading the article.

Linda wants to get a seat on the Celebrity Gogglebox sofa after finishing her panto. “I’d like to do Gogglebox with Lesley,” Linda says. Because we know each other so well, we’d be really good friends.