Overview
- Her management confirmed on Monday that Bonnie Tyler has been taken out of a medically induced coma and is now conscious, though she remains seriously ill in intensive care in Faro, Portugal.
- The condition followed an emergency operation for a bowel perforation in early May that led to severe complications, which Portuguese reports say included a cardiac arrest during wake-up attempts and a serious infection treated with antibiotics.
- Doctors and the singer’s team describe her progress as slow, saying she is improving step by step while still requiring close intensive care and time to recover.
- All of Tyler’s scheduled summer concerts through the end of August have been cancelled or postponed, with organisers such as Freilicht AG confirming rescheduled dates and ticket refund or transfer options.
- Family and management have thanked supporters, asked for privacy, criticised unauthorized spokespeople, and said they will provide further updates as Tyler’s recovery continues, with hope that autumn dates may still proceed.