KATSEYE’s Megan Is Back Performing on Her Feet a Day After Doing Show Sitting Due to Concussion
The girl group star's fans remain concerned about her well-being.
KATSEYE's Megan is back to performing on stage, just one day after being limited to sitting for a concert due to a concussion. The 20-year-old member of the girl group, who was featured at the Billboard Hot 100 hits "Pinky Up" and "Animal" during the November 11 concert in Dallas, wore dark sunglasses to minimize the impact of bright, flashing lights.
The prior day's show in Austin saw Megan seated in a raised chair off to the side of the stage, also wearing sunglasses. She had previously told fans that she was feeling much better and was performing with reduced choreography and taking breaks as needed. Doctors had advised her against going full out yet, and she stated she needed to be reassessed before returning to unrestricted performances.
Following three postponed shows on KATSEYE's Wildworld Tour due to Megan's concussion, fans initially expressed disappointment but later showed concern for her health. Some social media users questioned the ethics of allowing a concussed performer to continue. Despite the controversy, Megan is now back on stage, dancing and performing as normal. KATSEYE's next concert is scheduled for November 14 at Las Vegas' Grand Garden Arena.
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