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Jeremih is in 'critical condition' in ICU after being 'on a ventilator' amid battle with COVID-19

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Jeremih is in critical condition amid his battle with COVID-19.The 33-year-old singer/rapper -born Jeremy Phillip Felton - is 'still in ICU in critical condition,' his agent told Varietyon Thursday morning.News had broke on Saturday that the star had been hospitalized for COVID-19 and was 'on a ventilator.'Scroll down for video Tough times: Jeremihis 'still in ICU in critical condition,' his agent told Variety on Thursday morning'J was just pulled off the ventilator,'his agent said in a statement to tothe publication. 'He's still in ICU in critical condition.

Please keep him in your prayers.' Jeremih has been privately undergoing treatment in Chicago. Musicians and stars took to social media on Saturday to ask for prayers on his behalf.50.

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