Peabo Bryson recovering after heart attack, cancels concerts
ASSOCIATED PRESS / 2011
This photo shows Peabo Bryson at the European premiere of “Michael Jackson: The Life Of An Icon,” in London. A rep for Bryson says the R&B singer, known for hits such as “Beauty & the Beast” and “A Whole New World,” is hospitalized after suffering a “mild heart attack.” A statement released Monday said the double Grammy-winner was stricken Saturday morning and is now in stable condition.
NEW YORK >> A representative for R&B singer Peabo Bryson says he is on his way to making a full recovery after suffering a mild heart attack.
Bryson’s representative says today he is improving but has to cancel several planned concerts so he can rest.
The statement reads, “Mr. Bryson is still listed in stable condition and is improving rapidly.”
Bryson, 68, is a two-time Grammy winner known for hits such as “Beauty & the Beast” and “A Whole New World.”
His rep says his family continues to ask for privacy, “but extends their deepest gratitude and appreciation to friends and fans for the outpour of love and support expressed throughout this experience.”
