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Jimmy Buffett Shares Health Update After Being Hospitalized Due To Medical Condition Needing ‘Immediate Attention’

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Jimmy Buffett has shared a health update after being hospitalized for an undisclosed illness. Buffett, 76, announced last week that he’d been forced to reschedule his concert in Charleston, South Carolina, which was originally set to take place on Saturday, May 20.

The “Margaritaville” singer then shared on Facebook on Friday: “Thank you for the outpouring of support and well wishes. “I head home tomorrow for a while, and then will go for a fishing trip with old friends, along with paddling and sailing and get myself back in good shape.” READ MORE: Jimmy Buffett Hospitalized, Forced To Reschedule Show Due To Medical Condition Needing ‘Immediate Attention’ He continued, “Once I am in shape, we will look at the whens and wheres of shows.

I think playing is as therapeutic for me as it is for fans to listen and sing along. “Looking forward to announcing a new date for Charleston as well as some new shows!

Fins up!” Buffett’s update came after he wrote on his website on Thursday, “I had a sudden change of plans this week that affected us all.

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