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Shaquille O’Neal Shares Health Update After Sparking Concern With Hospital Photo

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Shaquille O’Neal has assured fans he’s “fine” after sparking concern by sharing a photo of himself in a hospital bed on Sunday.

The retired NBA star took to Instagram to share an edited video after joking he’d had some “BBL work done,” referencing a Brazilian butt lift.

O’Neal wrote, “To all the people who are concerned. First let me start off by saying thank you. And lastly I am fine. Just had to get some BBL work done aka #hipreplacement.

But yes I am fine no need to worry.” READ MORE: Shaquille O’Neal Admits He ‘Doesn’t Understand’ Cryptocurrency After Named In Lawsuit Against FTX  Shaq had previously taken to social media to post: The star has been on a health kick lately, telling ET back in December that he’d lost 40 pounds and wanted to lose 20 more before his 51st birthday, which was on March 6. “I lost 40 pounds,” O’Neal shared at the time. “I need to lose about 20 more, but impressive.

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