Rosalía has shared a health update after she was rushed to hospital and forced to halt her live show on Wednesday.
The 33-year-old Catalan songstress was performing at the Unipol Forum in Milan when she announced she was feeling unwell.
Now, the singer has posted a snap of herself hooked up to a drip while lying on a stretcher, reassuring fans that she is feeling better and thanking them for their support.
She captioned the snap: 'Feeling better thank you so much for all the love and understanding from everyone who was there.'
Rosalia was forced to cancel a concert midstream for the first time in her career, .
'I've tried to do this show. Since the beginning I've been sick,' she could be seen informing the crowd in fan footage posted to X, formerly .
Rosalía has shared a health update after she was rushed to hospital on a stretcher and hooked up to a drip after she was forced to halt her live show on Wednesday
'I've had, como, big time food poisoning and I've tried to push it till the end, but I'm feeling extremely sick,' said the Malamente hitmaker.
'I'm puking out there. And I really wanna give the best show, and I'm like on the floor, doing my best,' she continued to supportive noises from the audience.
She vowed to 'try to keep going' but confessed that 'maybe at some point I'll have to stop,' reminding the crowd of how 'extremely sick' she was feeling.
'I'm really trying. I'm gonna push as much as I can. But if we have to stop - we might have to stop if I really physically, I can't keep going. I mean, I'm in pain.'
Ultimately she walked offstage and closed the show, offering a wan wave to the cheering audience and wearing a stricken expression on her face.
Rosalia is currently on her fourth international concert tour, named after and supporting her fourth studio album Lux, which she released last year.
While promoting the tour a few months ago, she teased: 'I can say that definitely there’s going to be experimentation, and hopefully rigor and playfulness at the same time,' in an interview with Vogue.
She began with a concert in Lyon, France earlier this month before playing a brace of shows in Paris and then another show in Zurich before this week's Milan imbroglio.
The Catalan songstress, 33, was forced to cancel a concert midstream for the first time in her career, owing to a serious case of food poisoning that forced her offstage (pictured 2023)
'I don’t like touring. I like to be onstage and I love my fans, so I do it. But I love being in my home, calm, reading, cooking, going to the gym, lifting weights and going to sleep. Literally, that makes me so happy; I don’t need a lot,' she said with a laugh.
'When you travel, it’s much harder; psychologically it’s a challenge, always. But I also know that there are other jobs that have so much complexity and challenges, and I feel so grateful that I can be a musician,' she acknowledged.
