ATLANTA — TLC's Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins addressed her health concerns, which prompted the group to cancel several concerts last week.
"I’m on The Mend!!! This Was Just One Of Those Unexpected Things That I Had No Control Over! I Look Forward To Making It Up 2 You All… And Hopefully I’ll Get Out Of The Hospital Soon!!! As Soon As Tomorrow If All Goes Well!!! Thank You For Understanding… Blessings Always T❤️," she wrote on social media.
TLC, an American girl group known for popular hits such as "No Scrubs" and "Waterfalls," started in 1990 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Watkins also posted a copy of a news release after the concert cancellations.
According to the release, after TLC's performance in Toledo, Ohio, last week, the group was anticipating their next stop at the New York State Fair in Syracuse. However, the release stated shortly after arriving in Syracuse, Watkins began experiencing health symptoms such as severe nausea and intense abdominal cramps.
"She was immediately seen by a doctor and subsequently taken to the hospital for fourth evaluation," the release stated.
Watkins was diagnosed with a severe abdominal blockage, according to the release.
"Tionne deeply regrets having to cancel these shows and extends her sincere apologies to all her fans and the event promoters," the release added. "The decision to cancel was made under the advisement of her physician, who required her to stay in the hospital overnight to undergo a CT scan to assess the severity of her condition."
TLC said it will reschedule the canceled shows and appreciates the understanding and support.
You can read Watkins' full social media post and news release below:
