Blue's Simon Webbe has been rushed to hospital for the second time in mysterious health scare.
The 43-year-old singer has sparked concern after he asked fans to "wish me luck" in an ominous post on his Instagram.
He took to Instagram over the weekend to reveal he had been hospitalised again with a sombre picture of himself in a hospital gown.
Simon didn't reveal the nature of his health scare urged fans to pray and wish him luck as he received medical attention.
He wrote in the now-deleted post: "Back in hospital AGAIN!! Wish me luck" alongside a praying emoji.
Simon has been enjoying a comeback with his band Blue, performing at the O2 Arena less than a month ago.
The One Love singer was on form as he took to the stage to perform with his bandmates.
While the band are mostly settled down now, the Mirror recently revealed their bad-boy pasts have followed them into their latest tour as they had to sleep on their tour bus because they’ve been banned from so many hotels.
Duncan James, Antony Costa, Lee Ryan and Simon promised to behave on their Heart & Soul tour in December.
But hoteliers were still quaking in their boots when they hear the boys are going back on the road.
Duncan told us: “We were always having water fights, trashing rooms and causing chaos. We’re still banned from a hotel in Newcastle because Lee got the fire extinguisher and soaked all the United players in the bar.
“He had to pay for everyone’s drinks. He also ruined Alan Shearer’s suit. He wasn’t very happy, so Lee had to pay for his dry cleaning. I think that incident cost him about £3,000.”
Simon added at the time: “We’ve been banned from quite a few hotels.
“I think Lee still owes £10,000 to the Hilton Hotel in Sheffield when he pushed over their Christmas tree in the lobby.
“All we heard was someone shout, ‘Timber’, then this huge tree came crashing down.
“Next thing, Lee appeared with a really naughty look on his face."
The hitmakers previously told how they wouldn’t be partying hard on their December tour and were doing everything they could to ensure they were in their best health.
Lee said: “I don't think we're that kind of band anymore. We have different ideas now.
“We want to put on a good show first and, being a bit older now, you can't do the dual thing of partying and putting on a good show.”
Simon added: “We've got to see if we can do it physically!”
