Reba McEntire told her fans some “difficult” health news on Wednesday, and they prayed and wished her well right away. The country music singer posted on Instagram that her doctor told her she had to change the dates of three of her upcoming shows.
Reba said that she was taking a break from singing and thanked her fans for being patient. “My doctor told me to rest my voice, so I had to make the hard decision to reschedule my shows for this weekend. For the new dates, all tickets will still be valid. Thank you for understanding! Love, Reba “she typed.
There will be a show Thursday night in Raleigh, NC, a show Friday night in Columbus, OH, and a show Saturday night in Indianapolis, IN. All of them have been moved to December. Fans were quick to respond to the news.
One of them said: “Please look after yourself and your voice before anything else. We care more about your health than any show. We love you, Reba! God Bless you!” “Sending love and prayers,” said a second. A third added: “Take care of yourself, Reba.
We will pray for you, and you can always do them later.” Reba is resting her voice right now. Reba’s health problems started after she paid tribute to country music legend Loretta Lynn, who died “peacefully” in her sleep last month at the age of 90.
Reba wrote a long and emotional tribute on Instagram that made her fans cry. She also talked about her late mother, which made her fans feel even more emotional. It said: “Mama was four years older than Loretta Lynn, so she was the older of the two.
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They were always a lot like each other. Strong women who loved their kids and stuck by them no matter what.” She went on: “Now that they’re both in Heaven, they can talk about how they were raised and how country music has changed since they were kids.
It makes me feel good that Mama went to heaven first so she could welcome Loretta.” Reba went on to say: “I’ve always loved Loretta, and I always will. She was so nice to me all the time. I’m very grateful to her for paving the way for all of us girl singers.”