Eddie Cibrian

LeAnn Rimes provided a candid update to her fans about her ongoing recovery, following the cancelation of several of her shows due to a debilitating illness. The "Can't Fight the Moonlight" singer was diagnosed with COVID-19 and subsequently laryngitis while on tour, which caused damage to her throat and vocal cords. "Lately, I've been moving a bit slower due to this lingering illness," LeAnn began in her  Substack  newsletter on Monday.

LeAnn Rimes announced on Saturday, May 2 that she was forced to cancel several shows due to Covid and "severe laryngitis." The 43-year-old singer's heart was broken when she shared the news with her 1.1 million Instagram followers. But, she seems to be on the mend.

LeAnn Rimes has revealed the real reason why she was forced to cancel several shows, explaining to fans that she is suffering from Covid and "severe laryngitis". Earlier in the week, the 43-year-old singer worried fans when she announced she would be unable to perform in Spokane and Seattle, citing "severe illness" as the reason. The How Do I Live hit-maker has now taken to Instagram Stories to share an update about her health woes, explaining that she would be taking time off to rest and recover.