Victoria Mone's fans will have to wait for her to return to the stage amid “health issues”.
The “On My Mama” singer, 35, posted on her Instagram Story on Monday, “This June I'm excited to perform at Governors Ball (New York), Roots Picnic (Philadelphia), and Blavity (Nashville). It will disappear,” he announced.
“My heart is broken… I'm so sorry!!” she told fans.
Monet added, “Frankly, I am currently dealing with some ongoing health issues that I have to address, but I will be back on set very soon, that's a promise! Please know that this was not an easy decision, but there is no doubt that this is for the best.”
The three-time Grammy Award winner is scheduled to return for the remainder of her summer music festival appearances, including Washington, D.C.'s Broccoli City Festival, Chicago's Lollapalooza and San Francisco's Outside Lands Festival.
“All other shows are going ahead as scheduled. See you soon,” she concluded.
USA TODAY has reached out to Mone's representatives for comment.
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Although she has not disclosed any current health concerns, Monet revealed on her Instagram Stories during a Coachella performance in April that she suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome.
“Hmm. I've gained a lot of weight and it's affected me in a lot of places (lol) my face, arms, stomach, and most importantly…(my butt),” she wrote on top of a photo of herself on stage. wrote. “Normally I'm so critical and frustrated because PCOS really messes me up, but I'm optimistic that at least now she has two moons on stage.”
According to the World Health Organization, PCOS is a hormonal disease that affects 8% to 13% of women of reproductive age and can cause hormonal imbalances and cysts on the ovaries. Weight gain, especially around the abdomen, is one of her many possible symptoms.
Monet has been busy with her career, having been nominated for seven Grammy Awards due to the success of her album “Jaguar II” and winning three times at the 2024 ceremony.
Ahead of the event, she told USA Today that she was most excited about “going into the studio with renewed energy and knowing I don't have to prove anything, just having fun.” There is.
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