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Tori Kelly’s husband has updated fans on the singer’s health after she was rushed to hospital. On Sunday (23 July), the singer was admitted to hospital to reportedly be treated for blood clots in her lungs and legs. According to a report by TMZ, Grammy winner Kelly, 30, was out for dinner with friends when she suffered from an increased heart rate. Kelly reportedly passed out “for a while”. Her friends reportedly drove her to Cedars-Sinai hospital, where she is said to have been treated in intensive care for blood clots around her vital organs. On Wednesday (26 July) night, Kelly’s husband André Murillo shared an update on her condition, explaining that while Kelly was not “out of the woods” yet, her condition was improving. “Tori is smiling again and feeling stronger,” basketball player Murillo wrote on Instagram Stories. “Not fully out of the woods but we see the sun. Just waiting on a few more answers.” Addressing her fans, he added: “Your love and kindness has been overwhelming. Thank you so much!” The Independent has contacted Kelly’s representatives for comment. Following news of her health condition, fans of the Sing 2 voice actor flooded her social media with messages of support. Many said that they were sending prayers to Kelly, who is Christian. “Many prayers for you Tori, prayers for healing and a speedy recovery,” one follower wrote. “I pray in the name of JESUS that Tori gets the help she needs and comes back stronger and healthier than ever,” another commented. One comment read: “I am praying for you!! I had the same thing happen to me!! Passed out in my bathroom December 2020 because of blood clots in my lungs!! I know the power that prayer has and I’m praying hard for you!! You are a goddess and one of my favorite singers!!” Another fan said they were “praying for a miraculous healing” for Kelly. Initially gaining an audience on YouTube as a teenager, Kelly rose to fame on American Idol in 2010. Three years later, she signed with Justin Bieber’s manager Scooter Braun and got a record deal with Capitol Records, under whom she released four studio albums. In 2019, Kelly won two Grammy Awards for Best Gospel Album and Best Gospel Performance/Song for her 2018 sophomore album Hiding Place. Earlier this year, Kelly announced that she had signed a new deal with Epic Records. Her forthcoming EP, titled tori, is scheduled for release on Friday (28 July). Read More Men have a problem – and it won’t be solved by either Andrew Tate or Caitlin Moran Bethenny Frankel criticises Harry and Meghan’s post-royal lives as a ‘botched job’ Couple files $75,000 lawsuit after finding hidden cameras recording in Airbnb The most unhygienic things in your kitchen revealed – and how to get them clean Husband fired from family business after wife roleplayed with reborn dolls Sarah Jessica Parker shares rare glimpse into her family life

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An influencer has made the bizarre decision to get her boyfriend’s name tattooed across her forehead and people think she’ll regret it. From claiming you can become a millionaire by begging, to paying £130k to have legs extended, influencers are almost constantly doing or saying something baffling to the rest of us. None more so than influencer Ana Stanskovsky, who got her boyfriend’s name, Kevin, tattooed in large lettering on her forehead. In a video shared on her social media, she initially got the stencil applied to her forehead, before sitting in the tattooist’s chair, appearing to get it made permanent. Stanskovsky seemed to wince in pain as the tattoo artist worked, but she appears to think it was all worth it after responding to some people’s criticism. One person commented on the clip: “He’ll love it! Your next boyfriend will hate it though.” Another said: “Only Kevins from now on.” Others argued that she’ll still regret it, even if she ends up with Kevin for life. Still, the influencer responded to the backlash saying it was nobody’s business. In a follow-up video, she said: “Everyone was saying to me I will regret that and every time I’m looking in the mirror I’m just like, I’m in love. “I’m in love with the tattoo and I’m in love with my boyfriend and I think if you really love someone you just got to show it, you know. You just got to prove it. “So I think if your girlfriend doesn't want a tattoo (of) your name on her face you just need to find yourself a new girlfriend because I don't think she loves you.” She added that the tattoo is “beautiful” and she is never going to regret it. Despite her videos, some have cast doubt over whether the tattoo is even real. Someone commented: “Well if you watch the tattoo gun the needles aren’t going up and down so I’m calling bulls**t with a little bit of funny.” Another claimed: “This is so fake! This ink is from a pen, and the cling film not put on tidy. For me [I] believe it’s fake.” How to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channel Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings

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