Natti Natasha Rushed to Hospital Before Concert: "The Pain Was Killing Me"

On a night filled with mixed emotions, Natti Natasha experienced an unforeseen health scare just hours before her performance at the swearing-in ceremony of Jenniffer González Colón, Puerto Rico's new governor. The event, held at the Plaza del Quinto Centenario in San Juan, featured a performance by the Dominican artist, though it was overshadowed by a medical emergency she encountered earlier.

In the early hours of Thursday, Natti Natasha took to social media to disclose that she had to make an urgent visit to the Menonita Hospital in Caguas due to severe bladder pain. "At 2 a.m. today, I had to rush to the ER because of bladder pain that was killing me. I thought it was a special day to return to the stage, to be in my second home that has embraced me, and to show that women have the power," she shared, noting that she initially underestimated the seriousness of her condition.

Despite this setback, the singer honored her commitment and delivered an unforgettable performance. Her Instagram post featured concert highlights alongside a photo from the hospital, where she was seen resting on a gurney.

This concert held particular significance for Natti Natasha as it marked the first time her daughter, Vida Isabelle, witnessed her perform live. "Thank you, Puerto Rico, for the love you showed. I enjoyed it from start to finish, and my daughter saw her mom as Natti Natasha for the first time!" she wrote with excitement.

The artist also took the opportunity to express her gratitude towards the medical staff who attended to her: "Thanks to the entire emergency room team at Menonita Caguas." Her post quickly garnered a flood of supportive messages and well wishes from fans and fellow music industry colleagues, all hoping for her speedy recovery. Messages to which we at CubaHeadlines wholeheartedly add our voice. Get well soon, Natti Natasha!