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Singer Conor Maynard has updated fans on his health after being rushed to hospital following a tumble down a flight of stairs.
The 32-year-old shared his hospital trip with 3.2 million Instagram followers, captioning a photo of him lying on a stretcher as “Sunday Funday”.
Another video shared on Sunday evening showed him being transported on a stretcher by paramedics with his neck and back in a brace.
Hours later he provided fans with an update: “I’m doing ok guys. You’re not allowed to laugh … but I fell down some stairs. But nothing too serious, you can breathe now.”
Maynard shot to fame in 2012 with the release of his 2012 single, Can’t Say No, which climbed to number two on the UK Singles Chart.
His most recent album, +11 Hours, was released in 2023.
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