'Take good care of our Queen': Madonna's celebrity friends send their 'prayers for a speedy recovery' after star was rushed to hospital with a serious bacterial infection
Madonna's celebrity fans and a-list friends have posted messages of concern for the singer after it was revealed she was hospitalized this week with a 'serious bacterial infection.'
The superstar, 64, was rushed to the ICU after being discovered unresponsive according to reports, forcing her to postpone her 84-date Celebration tour.
The star's manager Guy Oseary confirmed that the entertainer was suffering from a 'serious bacterial infection' that required a days-long stay in the ICU in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
Madonna's friends flooded the post with messages, sending prayers and their hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Messages: Madonna's celebrity fans and a-list friends have posted messages of concern for the singer after it was revealed she was was hospitalized with a 'serious bacterial infection' (pictured in a June 20 Instagram photo)
Michelle Visage commented 'TAKE GOOD CARE OF OUR QUEEN' while Rosanna Arquette wrote: 'Sending her love and good light vibrations for a good recovery.'
Rita Wilson added: 'Sending Madonna my prayers for a speedy recovery.'
'Sending her so much love from us,' Isla Fisher commented while Game of Thrones star Gwendoline Christie simply said: 'So much love Xxxxxxxxxxx.'
Oseary insisted in his post that the singer and mother-of-six is 'expected to make a full recovery' and that her 'health is improving', but added that she is 'still under medical care'.
According to Page Six, Madonna - who was due to kick off her 84-date Celebration tour in Vancouver, Canada on July 15 - was 'discovered on Saturday', when she was 'taken to the ICU' and 'intubated overnight'.
The publication added that Madonna's eldest daughter, Lourdes Leon, 26, remained by her side throughout her hospitalization.
Although Oseary did not share the specifics of Madonna's treatment, or the conditions of her hospitalization, he confirmed that she was taken to the ICU on Saturday and that she was diagnosed with a bacterial infection.
'On Saturday, June 24, Madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which led to a several-day stay in the ICU,' he wrote on Wednesday afternoon.
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Concern: The star's manager Guy Oseary confirmed that the entertainer was suffering from a 'serious bacterial infection' in an Instagram post on Wednesday
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Prayers: Madonna's friends flooded the post with messages, sending prayers and their hopes for a speedy recovery
'Her health is improving, however she is still under medical care. A full recovery is expected.'
The longtime music manager then revealed that the singer is being forced to postpone the start of her tour, for which she has been rehearsing for months - and which was due to begin in a matter of weeks - writing: 'At this time we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tour.
He did not reveal when Madonna might be well enough to commence the international tour, simply promising fans that he would 'share more details as soon as we have them, including a new start date for the tour and for rescheduled shows'.
Speaking to DailyMail.com, a source confirmed that the popstar is now 'out of the ICU and recovering'.
![Tour: Madonna - who was due to kick off her 84-date Celebration tour in Vancouver on July 15 - was 'discovered on Saturday', when she was 'taken to the ICU' and 'intubated overnight'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/06/29/07/72658431-12245811-image-a-9_1688021166421.jpg)
Tour: Madonna - who was due to kick off her 84-date Celebration tour in Vancouver on July 15 - was 'discovered on Saturday', when she was 'taken to the ICU' and 'intubated overnight'
Fans wrote: 'Health comes first, get well soon Queen', 'oh my, sending nothing but positive energy in M's direction' and 'sending love her way.'
Madonna's children have yet to publicly comment on their mother's condition - however Lourdes did share an image of herself posing in a racy corset top on her Instagram Stories just hours before Oseary shared the news about the singer's medical scare.
Meanwhile, Madonna's eldest son Rocco Ritchie shared a series of images and videos of himself on a motorcycle tour in Transylvania, Romania, on June 26, two days after his mother's hospitalization.
He made no mention of her health struggles, simply noting that he'd had a 'crazy trip' in a 'crazy place' and that it was 'hopefully the beginning of many'.
It is not known exactly what kind of infection Madonna is suffering from, however bacterial infections can affect many different parts of the body, including the skin, lungs, brain, and blood, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
'Common bacterial diseases include UTIs, food poisoning, STIs and some skin, sinus and ear infections,' the medical body states, noting that the most common form of treatment is a course of antibiotics.
'There are many bacterial infections that aren’t usually serious or can be treated easily with antibiotics,' it explains. 'However, any bacterial infection that gets deep into your body, like in your blood, heart, lungs or brain, can be life-threatening.'
![Shock news: Although Oseary did not share the specifics of Madonna's treatment, or the conditions of her hospitalization, he confirmed that she was taken to the ICU on Saturday (seen June 20)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/06/29/07/72642663-12245811-Shock_news_Madonna_s_fans_have_rallied_around_the_superstar_afte-a-11_1688021211774.jpg)
Shock news: Although Oseary did not share the specifics of Madonna's treatment, or the conditions of her hospitalization, he confirmed that she was taken to the ICU on Saturday (seen June 20)
The Madonna: The Celebration Tour, was slated to run from July 15, 2023, to January 30, 2024.
It would be the singer's 12th concert tour and will visit cities in North America and Europe anticipating 84 shows.
The singer's last Instagram post was on June 20 - four days before her hospitalization - and featured several images of Madonna rehearsing for the tour, along with the caption: 'The calm before the storm.'
On June 23, she also shared a post to her Instagram Stories in which she could be seen getting her roots bleached - however just one day later, she was rushed to the ICU.
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