Grammy-winning singer Tori Kelly rushed to hospital after suffering blood clots
Singer Tori Kelly is reportedly in intensive care after doctors found blood clots after the singer collapsed.
The Grammy-winning star's condition is said to be "really serious" after it's alleged she "passed out for a while".
Sources have claimed that the songstress was having dinner in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday when her heart started beating really fast, and she fell unconscious.
Instead of waiting for the ambulance to come, she was allegedly carried outside and put in the back of a car before being rushed to Cedars-Sinai hospital.
The singer, 30, is being treated with doctors finding clots in her legs and her lungs., with doctors attempting to find out whether the clots are around her heart as well.
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Tori is said to have collapsed (WireImage)According to TMZ, she has been in and out of consciousness during her hospitalisation.
Mirror US have contacted representatives for Tori for comment.
Tori has long been known in the music industry as an award-winning star having first won the Billboard Women in Music Breakthrough Artist Award in 2015.
In 2019, she took home Grammys for the Best Gospel Album and Best Gospel Performance/Song.
Tori first caught the bug for singing when she was just three-years-old. She beat country music star Hunter Hayes in 2004 to win the America’s Most Talented Kids title.
Tori is said to be in intensive care (The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images)Later, she continued on her journey to stardom even though she wasn’t picked as a finalist for Season 9 of American Idol.
Earlier this year, she released her new single called "missin u," and opened up to PEOPLE about her inspiration behind the tune.
"I've played it for some people who just cry when they hear this song because maybe they're thinking about a specific person, and there's other people who are just dancing in the club and not sad at all when they hear it," she told the publication.
"I love that about this song because I think everyone can relate to it in their own way. For me, I just want to blast it in my car and belt it out."
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