The 54-year-old singer/songwriter shares a picture of him learning to walk again with the help of some medical staff after making posts about his health issues since the summer.
- November 2, 2022
AceShowbiz - Al B. Sure! has given an update on his condition after his son revealed that he was in a coma for two months. In a Twitter post, the R&B legend assured that he's "on the mend" following his hospitalization.
"A very humble thank you for the prayers my @WBLS1075NYC family. I'm alive, awake, on the mend," he wrote along with a picture of him seemingly learning to walk again with the help of some medical staff in the hospital.
Remaining positive, the 54-year-old singer/songwriter added, "Submissively grateful #AllPraiseisDuetoAllah. I'll share more of my health experience soon in hopes to encourage us all to stay on top of our #HealthandWellness #GoSeetheDoctor ABS!"
Prior to his tweet, his son Albert Joseph Brown IV gave the spotlight to his father while celebrating his birthday. "Thank your every 1 for the bday wishes!! been kinda out of it and in my own world!!" he posted on Instagram on Monday, October 31. "@officialalbsure POPS BEEN IN A COMA FOR 2 months and he just made it out!! So I'm much better and ready to get back on my s**t! It's time to get the f**k up pop!! We got S**t to do!!!! And countries to visit! Thank u for all the concerns and worries about my family!"
"Today is my day but this is for my pops!" Albert continued. "All I want for him is to get out that f**kin hospital!! We need u big homie!! I love all of y'all! And appreciate all of u! And every 1 I touched and shared energy with around the world on my krazy journey! This for y'all!! and to my family I love y'all so much! Thanks for motivating me and making me feel loved always! And mom u are the greatest mom ever!!! And imma make u proud everyday!"
Al B. Sure!'s son, however, has since edited the caption, claiming that his father in fact has been "hospitalized FOR 2 months."
Al B. Sure! has indeed been sharing with his followers about his health setback. Back in the summer, he posted photos of himself before he underwent a surgery, but has not detailed the health problems he's going through.
"Waking up daily to monitors, wires and machines keeping you stable is a new experience," he wrote in an August post. "I have a very humbling, newfound respect for the #Nurses #RN's & #Doctors that are are on the #frontline and there around the clock making certain that all is well."
