South Korean Singer Hyuna Collapses on Stage at Music Festival in Macau
On November 9, South Korean singer Hyuna fainted during her performance at the Waterbomb Macau music festival. Videos on social media show the 33-year-old artist performing her 2011 hit "Bubble Pop!" when she suddenly collapsed mid-performance.
Two backup dancers quickly assisted her, and a security staff member carried her off the stage. The incident sparked concern among fans, who are now awaiting official updates on her health.
Hyuna's Response to the Incident
Later on November 9, Hyuna, known for being a former member of K-pop groups Wonder Girls, 4Minute, and Triple H, posted an apology on Instagram. She reassured fans that she is fine and expressed regret for the incident.
“I’m truly sorry. It was only a short time since my last performance, but I wanted to show you my best side.”
She explained she has no memory of fainting and apologized to fans in Macau who had paid to see her perform.
“I’ll try to build up my stamina and work hard consistently. It will be so great if everything goes my way, but I’ll try my best.”
Background on Hyuna’s Health Concerns
Earlier, on October 3, Hyuna posted on Instagram about her struggles with eating habits and weight.
“Hyun-ah, you ate way too much. Let’s snap out of it and go on a strict diet. You liked being skinny, right?”
This post had caused some worry among her followers prior to the recent collapse.
Summary
Hyuna’s fainting incident during a live performance has raised health concerns, but she has since apologized and promised to improve her stamina and well-being.
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