Pals worry Madonna is 'killing herself' with taxing schedule to stay relevant after severe health issue

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Madonna has reportedly left her friends and close ones worried for her as she started her musical tour months after facing a severe health issue.

‘The Celebration Tour’ of the 65-year-old began on October 14 and will end on April 24, 2024.

But her near and dear ones are concerned and believe she needs an ample amount of rest after June 24's apparent acute septic shock incident where she required a NARCAN injection. 

Madonna 'didn't want to disappoint' fans

At the time, the ‘Queen of Pop’ had to spend days in the hospital.

She also reportedly shared, “My first thought when I woke up in the hospital was my children.”

“My second thought was that I did not want to disappoint anyone who bought tickets for my tour,” the mother of six mentioned.

Madonna added, “I didn’t want to let down the people who worked tirelessly with me over the last few months to create my show. I didn't want to disappoint anyone.”

‘Madonna's basically killing herself ’

As reported by RadarOnline.com, an insider said, “There's a feeling she's rushing into things too soon, and the results could be cataclysmic for her health!”

The tipster went on to state, “Madonna's basically killing herself to remain in the public consciousness while younger stars dominate the headlines."

“She has not learned how to age gracefully, instead turning to plastic surgeries and relentless training in an attempt to stay young and relevant,” they added.

“When you add the rigors of this new tour and its possible failure to the mix, it could lead to disaster,” the insider asserted.

‘Thank you, Madonna, for your advocacy and compassion’

This comes as Elton John has hailed Madonna after she paid a tribute to the victims of AIDS.

He posted, “We’re deeply moved by the heartfelt tribute from @madonna during her Celebration Tour performance of ‘Live to Tell’, honoring the 40.4 million people we’ve lost to AIDs.”

“Thank you, Madonna, for your advocacy and compassion, and for raising important awareness of the ongoing mission to end AIDS,” the British singer added.