HyunA Faints on Stage During Macau Performance
K-Pop star HyunA fainted while performing at the Waterbomb Festival in Macau on Sunday evening. She was singing her 2011 hit “Bubble Pop” when she suddenly collapsed on stage. Backup dancers quickly came to her aid, and a bodyguard carried her off the stage.
Health Update and Fan Reactions
Fans expressed concern on social media throughout the evening. HyunA later reassured everyone on Instagram that she is feeling better. She said:
“It was a short break between performances, but I wanted to show you my best. I don’t remember anything that happened, and I feel like I wasn’t professional.”
She added her gratitude to fans:
“I just want to say thank you for admiring, cherishing, and loving me since I was very young, even though I’ve always been lacking. Don’t worry about me.”
Possible Causes and Medical Background
Some fans speculated the fainting was related to her rapid weight loss of 10 kg over the past month due to a strict diet. However, HyunA has a history of fainting caused by vasovagal syncope, a condition that frequently causes her to black out and experience emotional distress.
About Vasovagal Syncope
- Causes sudden loss of consciousness due to a drop in heart rate and blood pressure.
- Can be triggered by stress, pain, or prolonged standing.
- Leads to frequent blackouts and emotional distress for HyunA.
Author's summary: HyunA fainted during a Macau concert due to a known health condition; she is now recovering and reassures fans of her well-being.
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