Lionel Richie Hospitalized After Onstage Health Scare — Now Back Home

Lionel Richie’s latest health scare has sparked concern after the 77-year-old music legend was hospitalized following a concert in St. Louis.

During the performance, Richie reportedly asked for a chair and finished the show while sitting down. He was also said to be experiencing mild dehydration. According to TMZ, he was later admitted to the ICU for testing over possible heart-related concerns.

The incident came just months after Richie became dizzy during a concert in Minnesota, forcing him to end the show early and spend time in the hospital.

Thankfully, there is now encouraging news. PEOPLE reports that Richie has been released and is back home in Los Angeles, where he is reportedly “doing great.”

Richie’s family is said to be increasingly worried about his demanding schedule. His children, Nicole, Miles, and Sofia, reportedly want their father to slow down and take better care of himself.

Despite the concerns, Richie has no apparent plans to retire. After more than five decades in music, the singer remains passionate about performing and connecting with fans.

From his years with the Commodores to solo hits like “Hello,” “All Night Long,” and “Dancing on the Ceiling,” Richie has built one of music’s most legendary careers.

For now, fans are relieved by the latest update and hoping the superstar gives himself the rest his family reportedly wants for him.