Madonna Hospitalized

Madonna has taken to social media to give thanks for surviving a bacterial infection that saw her hospitalized in intensive care a year ago. Madonna's illness forced the rescheduling of dates on her Celebration World Tour in June 2023.

Madge took to Instagram to reflect on her past year. She was released from ICU after being hospitalized when she was found unconscious in her NYC home. The singer credits her six children for pulling her through.

Madonna reflected on her "miraculous recovery" one year after her sudden ICU hospitalization due to a bacterial infection. In July 2023, the singer was released from the ICU after being found unconscious in her New York City home. Madonna was forced to postpone the North American dates of her Celebration world tour, which was originally scheduled to kick off on July 15, 2023.

Madonna shared a powerful reflection on her recovery from a life-threatening illness. The pop icon posted a photo of herself celebrating Independence Day with the caption: "Happy 4th of July! A year ago today, I had just come home from the hospital after surviving a life threatening illness, I could barely stand in my backyard holding one sparkler"

Madonna celebrated a year since surviving a near-fatal bacterial infection for her Fourth of July. "I made a miraculous recovery and had an amazing year. Thank you God," the singer wrote on social media. Madonna was in the intensive care unit for several days in June of 2023. She was placed in a medically-induced coma for four days.

Madonnas son David Banda has been scavenging for food around New York City after moving out of the pop stars ritzy Upper East Side apartment. Banda, 18, lives in the Bronx and has been teaching guitar lessons for extra cash. He was by her side throughout her terrifying health scare last year when she wound up hospitalized in the ICU.

A lot happened over the weekend. Madonna's miraculous recovery, Ronnie Woo's patriotic snacc, Jonathan Groff's tearful goodbye. RuPauls Drag Race star Amethyst came out as trans in an emotional post discussing her gender journey over the years.

Police identified Robert Allen, 36, of Prince George, as the victim of a Saturday homicide in the 00 block of West Broad Street. Delantel Plummer, 41, of Henrico County, was found dead at the scene of a Sunday homicide. Both incidents remains under investigation.

Three months after a devastating car crash, Sydney Boyd is back at home continuing her recovery. Boyd and her family say they couldnt be more grateful for the support they've received the last few months. Boyd says she would like to return to work some day.