In a shocking turn of events for fans, Max George of chart-topping band The Wanted has undergone emergency surgery to have a pacemaker fitted. The serious health incident has led to the immediate postponement of the group's upcoming UK tour, leaving devotees concerned for the singer's wellbeing.
A Sudden Health Crisis
The 35-year-old singer was admitted to hospital following an undisclosed medical emergency. The procedure to implant the pacemaker, a small device that helps manage abnormal heart rhythms, was deemed necessary by his medical team.
Fellow bandmate Jay McGuiness took to social media to break the news to their legion of fans, stating the decision to postpone the tour was made to prioritise George's recovery. The message expressed the band's collective shock and their unwavering support for their friend during this challenging time.
Tour Dates On Hold
The Much-Loved Live Tour, which was set to kick off in October and include dates across major UK arenas, has been officially postponed. Promoters have assured ticket holders that all purchased tickets will be honoured for the rescheduled dates, which will be announced once George's health and recovery timeline become clearer.
An Outpouring of Support
News of George's hospitalisation has sparked an immediate and heartfelt outpouring of support from fans and fellow celebrities alike. Social media has been flooded with well-wishes using hashtags like #GetWellSoonMax, demonstrating the deep affection held for the pop star.
The band, known for hits like Glad You Came and Chasing the Sun, reformed for the tour after a lengthy hiatus. This health setback marks a difficult moment in their much-publicised comeback story. The music world now waits anxiously for positive updates on Max George's condition.
