Pop icon Peter Andre was rushed to hospital just hours before he was scheduled to perform for his UK tour.


Peter Andre Hospitalised
Last Updated: 2010-11-27T11:38:44+05:30
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Pop icon Peter Andre was rushed to hospital just hours before he was scheduled to perform for his UK tour. The singer was taken to hospital after he collapsed in ‘excruciating pain’.
 
His mystery illness forced the organisers to cancel the show and Andre is said to be upset with it.
 
The ex-wife Katie Price was quick to break the news on her Twitter page and wished for the recovery of the singer.
 
"I'm told CAN are going to release a statement saying Pete been rushed to hospital with stomach pains! Why does press need to know!" she wrote on her page.
 
She added: "Hope Pete ok."
 
After some time Andre's management company confirmed the news and released a statement informing that the Andre had been rushed to hospital.
 
"At present he is being monitored closely and being kept in for extensive tests and scans," the statement said.
 
"Peter was due to play at Plymouth Pavilions tonight for the first night of his Arena Tour, however this has had to be postponed due to his current condition and will be re-scheduled for Tuesday 21st December 2010."
 
Meanwhile, Claire Powell, Andre's manager, also added,"We are very worried about Peter and at present we do not know what is causing him to be in so much pain.”
 
"Peter is terribly disappointed that he is unable to perform at tonight's sold out opening night."
 
She also reverted back to Price’s Twitter comment and wrote on Twitter, “The reason why is because he has a sell out arena tour starting tonight and his fans need to know not to turn up for the Plymouth show."
 
In July, the ‘Mysterious Girl’ singer was admitted to hospital after had a heart attack scare.
 
 

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