The most controversial singer of today's generation, Miley Cyrus, has finally put a halt on her U.S. tour so as to spend enough time for recovery after suffering from a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics.
Several shows of the 21-year-old singer have been cancelled during the previous week due to her helath, but unfortunately, it has now led to the decision of postponing the U.S. tour, reports Variety. The representative of the "Wrecking Ball" singer shared that the pop star had allergic reactions to an antibiotic called cephalexin that was used to treat her sinus infection.
The star's "Bangerz" tour team has already cancelled the Kansas concert on April 15 and the one on in St. Louis, Mo on April 17 as stated by Hollywood Life. The Associated Press also wrote that the controversial singer will carry on the tour starting August 1 in New York. The rest of her seven cancelled shows will also have new dates including two additional stopovers.
The singer-actress herself tweeted the list of new dates for her tour. This could be a good sign too that Miley is trying all her best to get better the soonest to be able to make up to her fans who have long been waiting to see her live on stage. An insider from her camp also shared how much the singer is so bored with not doing anything and that she only wishes to get out of her sick condition speedily.
Cyrus' camp further attested that the allergic reaction that the singer has been suffering from can possibly last from 5 to 27 days. "She will remain hospitalized and is under a doctor's care until we see some improvement in her condition and is asking for your compassion and privacy at this time," the singer's representatives said according to CNN.
Miley Cyrus' "Bangerz" tour European leg is still set to start on May 2 in Amsterdam.
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