Overview
- Megan Thee Stallion, who announced Monday that her final show is Friday, is cutting short her Broadway engagement that was scheduled through May 17.
- Show producers said they will reveal who takes over the role of Zidler in the coming days, a change that could affect ticket holders awaiting casting details.
- Her early exit follows a March 31 health scare when she left mid-performance and was hospitalized for extreme exhaustion and dehydration before returning on April 2, which she called a wake-up call.
- The news also follows her public breakup with NBA player Klay Thompson, whom she accused of infidelity on Instagram, later telling People she ended the relationship to prioritize trust and respect.
- Making her Broadway debut on March 24, she became the first woman to play Zidler at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre as part of the long-running musical’s extended farewell season.