Carly Pearce, a country music artist from Northern Kentucky, has shared an important health update with her fans on Instagram. She has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a condition that causes inflammation and irritation to the heart’s thin sac-like tissue. Due to her health condition, Pearce will need to make some changes to her performances in order to keep her heart rate under control while she heals.
Pearce has been consulting with doctors and a cardiologist about her health and the impact it may have on her upcoming shows. Despite the challenges she is facing, Pearce remains optimistic about her recovery and plans to continue her tour until February 28, 2025. She will perform in Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday night.
Pearce’s diagnosis comes at a difficult time as she is currently on tour and preparing to release her new album, “hummingbird.” The album features 14 tracks, including her hit song “we don’t fight anymore,” which is currently number one on Spotify. Despite this setback, Pearce plans to continue promoting the album and performing live for her fans.
As a reminder to her fans, Pearce urges everyone to take care of their bodies and listen to any warning signs they may experience. She stressed the importance of paying attention to one’s intuition and seeking medical help if something doesn’t feel right. Pearce hopes that by sharing her experience, she can encourage others to prioritize their health and well-being.
The 34-year-old singer from Taylor Mill, Kentucky, is grateful for the support of her fans during this challenging time and remains committed to continuing her career while also taking care of herself first
