Megan Thee Stallion's Broadway Struggle: Exhaustion & Support

On April 1st, Megan the Stallion hit a rough patch during her Broadway run in Mulan Rouge.

The 31-year-old rapper got rushed to the hospital right in the middle of her March 31st performance, as Zidler, the nightclub owner.

She felt like she might faint on stage from pushing too hard.

She opened up on Instagram the next day, April 1st, admitting she'd been running on empty and ignoring her body's signals.

Megan said it was a wake-up call, and she needed just one day to rest and reset before jumping back in.

Fans rallied hard with prayers and support, which her team says meant the world.

Her rep-confirmed doctors pinned it on extreme exhaustion, dehydration,

vasoconstriction, and low metabolic levels.

She got treated, discharged, and is chilling now.

This all went down less than a week after her big Broadway debut on March 24th,

making history as the first woman in that role.

Before her, Bob the drag queen had it on stage, and Jim Broadband played it in the original movie.

She's skipping the 2PM and APM shows today, but plans to return Thursday,

stronger, and ready to deliver that full energy her supporters.

Crave.

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