fans are worried Ray J’s health After that obvious blood came out from his eye. The 45-year-old singer appeared at “An Intimate Valentine’s Day Concert” in Shreveport, Louisiana on Saturday, February 14. In a video going viral on the internet, fans noticed a red fluid dripping from his cheeks, which they assumed was blood. It is noteworthy that Ray was earlier admitted to the hospital due to pneumonia and heart pain.
Ray J’s recent performance raises concerns
Concerns arose over Ray J’s health after fans noticed that his eyes were reportedly bleeding. Livebitz shared a video of Ray performing at the Valentine’s Day concert. The caption reads, “Ray J performed last night with his heart monitor on and fans assumed there was real blood coming out of his eyes and chest.”
In the video, the “One Wish” singer is handing out red roses to fans in the front row. When zoomed in on her face, red liquid can be seen dripping from her cheeks. Fans believe it is blood, raising concerns about his health.
Later, Ray unzips her jumpsuit to reveal her bare torso. Fans immediately noticed a mysterious medical dressing on the upper left side of his chest. The Internet suspects that this is where he had a heart monitor or some other heart-related device.
However, despite his obvious medical condition, the “Melody” singer performed with gusto and wowed fans with top-notch fan service. Earlier, the singer was hospitalized for pneumonia and heart pain in January this year. Ray admitted that he was taking eight medications to deal with serious heart problems.
according to tmz, Due to his delicate health condition doctors were unsure how long the singer would live. Doctors instructed him to stay in bed and take medications prescribed for people at risk of heart failure. Doctors also reported that Ray may need a pacemaker or defibrillator. The 45-year-old singer shared that doctors told him not to smoke or drink alcohol, believing that it was difficult. “If I come out of this, I’ll be stronger and a better person,” he said.
Originally written by Anvay Mane Mandatory.