Aubrey O'Day Hospitalized Due To Being 'Extremely Sick'

Aubrey O'Day was hospitalized due to a health scare. 

On Wednesday, the 41-year-old singer announced that she would be unable to perform at Danity Kane's reunion show in Los Angeles due to being 'extremely sick.

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Aubrey O’Day explained on social media that she had been trying to push through illness but had to accept that she would not be able to take the stage that night.

'My loves... I am so sorry. I've become extremely sick and physically can't make tonight's show as I'm in the ER,' she wrote in Instagram.

'I've been fighting it all day, spinning around in my head trying to find any way to make this work, but being sick is being sick,' she wrote. 'It's completely out of my control.' 

Aubrey O’Day who reacted to claims she was 'sexually assaulted' by Sean 'Diddy' Combs in the Netflix documentary about the disgraced music mogul — added: 'My heart is broken because I never want to let you down.' 

 

Her bandmates Aundrea Fimbres and D. Wood went on to perform as a duo at the show. 

'I know the girls will give you an incredible performance tonight, and I promise I'll be back with you the second my body lets me,' she concluded her post. 

She joined Fimbres and Woods for their first reunion show in San Francisco the prior evening. 

Danity Kane is scheduled to perform next on Friday in Uncasville, Connecticut. 

Danity Kane, once proteges of Diddy, announced in October that they would be reuniting for a concert tour.

 

Later, it was revealed that Aubrey O'Day, Fimbres and Woods would be the only ones returning for the reunion. Dawn Richard and Shannon Bex declined to return. 

'The Untold Chapter Tour isn't just a concert. It's a reckoning,' the tour announcement post on Instagram read. 'It's the truth behind the story. It's the reunion that no one thought possible.' 

O'Day kicked off the tour with two of her fellow bandmates just shortly after she appeared in the newly released Netflix docuseries about Diddy's downfall.

In Sean Combs: The Reckoning, she spoke about meeting the Bad Boy Records founder and becoming chosen to join Danity Kane at the end of MTV's reality series Making the Band. 

In the docuseries, she spoke about how she was singled out by Diddy on a number of occasions and how he allegedly sent her an inappropriate email at one point. 

She also addressed how she was contacted by one of Diddy's alleged victims who claimed she witnessed O'Day being assaulted by him and a bodyguard, a memory she admitted she had no recollection of in the documentary. 

Diddy, who was sentenced to 50 months in prison after his federal trial, has vehemently denied all of the allegations. 

 

On Thursday, after sharing she was hospitalized for illness, O'Day took to Instagram again to reflect on how 'intense' and 'overwhelming' the past two weeks have been for her. 

'With the Netflix drop, the world now knowing things that were hard for me to say and everything I've lears [sic] since — plus all the things happening behind the scenes in every area of business rn,' she wrote, noting that the past two years have also been equally difficult for her. 'It's been a very heavy time.' 

Over a photo of her performing, she added: 'This picture is the first time I've seen myself fully released — and I'm so happy that it happened on stage with my Danity Kane sisters, and with my family.. you the most loyal audience.' 

At the end of her post, she signed off and wrote: 'I can't wait to see you next show.'