Megan Thee Stallion Hospitalized, Broadway Run on Hold

It's April 1st. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm

Corey with the story.

Megan D. Stallion had to cancel her Broadway shows in Mulan Rouge, The Musical, after getting

rushed to the hospital mid-performance. The 31-year-old rapper debuted as nightclub

owner Zidler on March 24th at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in New York City. She's the first

female identifying performer in that role for an 8-week run ending May 17. Tuesday night,

she started feeling really ill during the show and got taken to a local hospital right

away for evaluation. That led to missing both the matinee and evening performances on

Wednesday, April 1st. The understudy, Patrick Clinton, stepped up for Tuesday's show and

shared love for Megan on social media, wishing her a quick recovery. Fans and celebs

like Queen Latifa and Tiffany Haddish showed up for her opening night, hyped for her stage

energy. Megan has talked up the challenge of Broadway, saying it pushes her creativity

in new ways after dominating music. The musical, based on that 2001 Bosn Lerman film with

Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman, has seen stars like JoJo Levesque and Boy George pass

through. No word yet on when she'll be back, but the production rolls on until its final

show, July 26th. Keep an eye out for her return to light up that stage again.