Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, 75, wakes from a medically induced coma in a hospital in Faro, Portugal, after suffering a cardiac arrest last month. Multiple outlets report that she is no longer in a coma, but remains seriously ill and continues to receive intensive care. Representatives confirm the update through statements relayed by media.
Sources also say her coma was used to support recovery following emergency surgery. Reports specify that she underwent emergency intestinal surgery, with some describing it as emergency abdominal or intestinal treatment. The medically induced coma begins in May, and her waking occurs in the days following the health scare.
While her condition is described as improving enough for her to regain consciousness, doctors and associated updates emphasize that her recovery will take time. Some outlets note that she has had to cancel planned public appearances, including summer tour dates, due to her ongoing health. Overall, the reports present a consistent timeline: cardiac arrest, emergency intestinal surgery, an induced coma for treatment, then waking from coma while remaining under close medical care.
