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Madonna’s 2023 summer changed her life forever after she had a life-threatening health emergency that left her in a medically induced coma. After recovering, she is willing to share her experience with her beloved fans. According to the global sensation, not feeling in control made her feel “strange.”“It was a strange thing to finally not feel like I was in control,” she shared on March 4 during her concert at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, as reported by Variety. I have fallen off a lot of horses and broken a lot of bones.

Madonna has revealed the first word she said after waking up from a “near death experience” in the hospital last year.The pop star faced a life-threatening health episode in June after battling a “serious bacterial infection” that led to her being admitted to the ICU.Her relatives revealed that they were were initially “preparing for the worst” when she became unwell.She has since made a full recovery, but was forced to postpone her US shows on ‘The Celebration Tour’ last year and instead began the trek in Europe.Opening the first of five performances at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Monday (March 4), Madonna recalled how she “literally couldn’t walk from my bed to the toilet” during her illness.She thanked a “very special man” in the audience, her doctor David Agus. “I would call him every other day and ask him why I didn’t have any energy, when my energy was going to come back, when was I going to feel myself again, when could I go back on tour again.“All he would say is, ‘Go outside in the sun, you need vitamin D, and your kidneys will keep working’.”She went on to recall waking up from the coma, and the first words she spoke.“I didn’t know for four days because I was in an induced coma, but when I woke up, the first word I said was, ‘No’,” she said, according to her assistant.“And I’m pretty sure God was saying to me, ‘You want to come with us? You want to come with me? You want to go this way?’ And I said, ‘No, no’.”“I didn’t know when I could get up again and when I could be myself again,” she added.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic At the opening of a five-night stand at L.A.’s Kia Forum Monday night, Madonna was in the mood to share about the severity of her health emergency last summer, thanking the doctor and other medical personnel who were in the audience who helped her during and after the days she spent in an induced coma. The singer revealed that it was a well-known physician, Dr. David Agus, who helped guide her through the crisis.

Ashton Kutcher has been open about the health issues he's battled for the past few years, but now he's revealing how those struggles led him to pushing himself at the South Pole. "I had a weird autoimmune disorder three years ago," he shared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden." "So last year, I was like, 'I am just going to push myself to the end of my physical capacity in every form.'" As part of this mission, he said, "I went to the South Pole, I ran a marathon, I went ‘Running Wild with Bear Grylls.’ I was just going to push it as far as I can just to get the self-confidence that I'm fully back, which I am." During the trip, Kutcher climbed a mountain and was given the opportunity to name it – and his mind instantly went to his wife Mila Kunis.

Nick Cannon, who has his 12th child on the way, has confessed his regret that he is not able to give all his little ones enough quality time with their father.'Being a father of multiple kids, it’s always the biggest guilt on me is that I don’t get to spend enough time with all my children,' he said according to Page Six. He explained on The Checkup With Dr. David Agus that the root of his predicament was: 'One ’cause I’m constantly working and two because I’m just spread thin.'  Throwback: Nick Cannon, pictured in 2017 with his ex Mariah Carey and their now 11-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan, regrets he is unable to give his children enough quality timeNick has had a grand total of 11 children by six women, including his ex-wife Mariah Carey with whom he shares 11-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan. Last month Nick welcomed his 11th child, a daughter called Zeppelin, with Abby De La Rosa, who also has one-year-old twins with him called Zion and Zillion.

Nick Cannon is getting real about the struggles of having a big family.

Nick Cannon went through some very difficult decisions while dealing with his late son Zen Scott Cannon‘s brain cancer.

Nick Cannon is speaking out about why he and Alyssa Scott decided that their late son Zen would not undergo chemotherapy amid his battle with brain cancer last year.The San Diego, California native, 42, speaking on The Checkup with Dr. David Agus on Paramount+, said that he spoke in detail with doctors about the best options for his son in the wake of diagnosis of an aggressive brain cancer, high-grade glioma.Cannon, who is expecting his 12th child with Scott, said that doctors told him that chemotherapy would 'not really' help Zen live longer or more comfortably due to where his tumor was placed.

 

Amy Schumer has delved into her history with endometriosis in a new interview.While chatting on the Paramount+ series The Checkup With Dr. David Agus, the 41-year-old comedian shared her struggle with debilitating pain throughout her adult life brought on by the condition.Schumer, who had a hysterectomy last year to help treat the condition, described the irregular bouts of pain as a 'lonely battle' that she waged for years.But even after years of discomfort, she said she felt like a 'new person' after she had her uterus and appendix removed.  Constant pain: Amy Schumer, 41, spoke on Paramount+'s The Checkup With Dr.

Amy Schumer has delved into her history with endometriosis in a new interview.While chatting on the Paramount+ series The Checkup With Dr. David Agus, the 41-year-old comedian shared her struggle with debilitating pain throughout her adult life brought on by the condition.Schumer, who had a hysterectomy last year to help treat the condition, described the irregular bouts of pain as a 'lonely battle' that she waged for years.But even after years of discomfort, she said she felt like a 'new person' after she had her uterus and appendix removed.  Constant pain: Amy Schumer, 41, spoke on Paramount+'s The Checkup With Dr.

Sharing his story. Ashton Kutcher is opening up about overcoming a life-threatening health scare in 2019 which resulted in him suddenly losing the ability to walk, hear or see.

Ashton Kutcher got emotional while discussing his twin brother Michael's health struggles as well as his own health issues with vasculitis in a new interview. The That '70s Show star, 44,  sat down for an interview with Michael - who suffers from cerebral palsy and underwent a heart transplant - during a premiere episode of Paramount Plus' The Checkup With Dr. David Agus.In the clip, the actor was seen describing the moment his brother's heart flatlined in the hospital with tears in his eyes, and was then comforted by Michael who grabbed his hand as Ashton wiped his tears.  Emotional: Ashton Kutcher got emotional while discussing his twin brother Michael's health struggles as well as his own health issues with vasculitis in a new interview trailer; Pictured 2019'So then my dad comes, picks me up, and it's like, we're going to go see your brother and I'm like … everything is not okay,' Kutcher remembered as tears welled up in his eyes.  'And he flatlines in the room.

Ashton Kutcher and his twin Michael Kutcher are laying it all out in an emotional new interview.

CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus is headlining a new docuseries for Paramount+ in which he will talk with Ashton Kutcher, Amy Schumer, Nick Cannon and other celebrities about some of their personal health struggles.