'This truly breaks my heart': Former American Idol judge says she recently sustained unspecified injuries and must undergo a 'minor procedure'
The pop superstar — who went on to be one of the original judges on American Idol — says she recently sustained “some injuries” that have forced her to cancel her “Straight Up! To Canada” tour, including the Oct. 16 concert scheduled at GFL Memorial Gardens.“After multiple consultations with my doctors and exploring all available options, I’ve been advised that one of my injuries requires a minor procedure followed by a 6-8 week recovery time,” Abdul wrote in a Twitter post last night.
The singer says says she has “received targeted injections” that have provided “temporary relief, but the demands of an entire tour is a different story.” “I want to extend my deepest apologies to all of my amazing fans in Canada and the US, you mean the world to me and this truly breaks my heart," the post continues. "I’ve been looking forward to the energy, love, and connection we always share when we’re together. I promise I’ll be back, stronger and better, dancing my heart out and performing for all of you very soon, to give you the show you deserve.
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