News about Krayzie Bone

After a frightening near-death scare in the hospital, rapper Krayzie Bone is letting loose. After being put under intense ten days, the 50-year-old member of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony said that doctors caring for him "didn't know if I was going to make it." He had previously revealed on Instagram in October that he had gone to the hospital after he started coughing up blood in unhealthy amounts.

Krayzie Bone, a Bone Thugs-n-Harmony musician, said he is still fighting for his life in an update to fans regarding his deteriorating health condition, which began less than two weeks ago when he coughed up blood. Anthony Henderson, a 50-year-old performer whose full name is Anthony Henderson, posted a message on Tuesday in which he was seen in a hospital bed tied with multiple tubes.

Krayzie Bone, a Grammy Award-winning rapper who coughed up blood last week, was rushed to the hospital in Los Angeles and is now fighting for his life on a ventilator. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, the rapper's popular youth group, underwent a chest X-ray that revealed an artery leak that was believed to have sprung from his long fight against sarcoidosis.

Krayzie Bone, a Bone Thugs-n-Harmony artist, was hospitalized in Los Angeles on Friday after coughing up blood. According to AllHipHop, the 50-year-old performer, whose full name is Anthony Henderson, needed medical attention after the troubling incident.

Taylor Swift's aspiration The Eras Tour has arrived in Santa Clara, California, for a couple of shows at Levi's Stadium this weekend. On Friday, the pop sensation took to her TikTok page to tell her followers a glimpse at how she gets around the stadium she's currently attends. Swift can be seen in the video strolling along the corridors on a golf cart, with a few others accompanying the ride. When her dad, Scott Swift, appeared behind their cart, he transformed the ride into a game of sorts, segwaying his way into the walkways. The Look What You Made Me Do actress, a juggernaut who also stars Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, tied to the racial theme in the clip.

By Grant Sharples Saba, a Chicago-born rapper, debuted Care For Me, his sophomore album. It was a moving journey of grief, life, and innocence, based on piano-driven arrangements that belied Saba's trademark quick-fire delivery and laser-sharp focus. The record has earned him a larger audience, which came as a result of year-end awards and a level-up in bars and theaters, but he doesn't want to rest on his laurels.