Country music singer and rapper Colt Ford was reportedly taken to the hospital after suffering a heart attack after a performance in Arizona on Thursday. deadline. The country star co-wrote the hit song “Dirt Road Anthem.”
Ford suffered a heart attack shortly after performing at Dierks-Bentley’s Whiskey Row. He is reportedly in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa. However, he is reportedly considered stable.
Ford is a multi-platinum singer-songwriter with several No. 1 hits. “Dirt Road Anthem” was recorded with Brantley Gilbert and later covered by Jason Aldean on his 2010 album My Kinda Party. Aldean’s cover was nominated for a Grammy Award.
new york post report Ford has also worked with other stars such as Jake Owen, Walker Hayes, Chase Rice, Toby Keith, Lady A and Willie Nelson.
This doesn’t seem to be the first time Ford has suffered from health issues. In 2022, he was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis, a chronic muscle autoimmune disease that causes muscle weakness. Mr Ford said the disease affected his eyes more than his throat or face.
“It didn’t really affect my throat, but it really affected my eyes. I couldn’t control my right eye,” Colt said. Taste of Country 2023.
“It really confuses your vision. I could see perfectly with either eye, but if you look at them together you’ll see three people and they’ll blend together like a lava lamp.”
Ford was diagnosed with eye cancer just a year earlier, but reportedly did not need chemotherapy because it was caught early. people magazine.
“The doctors told me I would need to do a full chemotherapy treatment in a week to 10 days.”
He was diagnosed and underwent surgery just a few days later. Ford was reportedly a professional golfer before eventually turning to country music and hip-hop.
Ford was scheduled to perform at two other venues in Nevada and Arizona, but the shows were canceled.
Ford previously said, “I know God will never give you anything you can’t handle, but maybe He trusts me more than I realize.” Told.
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