Katseye's Megan Skiendiel performs on stage days after concussion
After a concussion forced Katseye to postpone three US concerts, the girl group member returned to the stage wearing dark sunglasses, performing from a chair and then on her feet. Fans question whether the singer should be performing while recovering.
Katseye member Megan Skiendiel, 20, returned to perform on stage days after suffering a concussion, sparking controversy among fans. The girl group member had postponed three US concerts in Detroit, Chicago, and Minneapolis due to the injury, which her doctors advised her to rest. Despite the recommendation, Skiendiel performed seated on a chair, then joined her bandmates for choreography just days later, and finally danced on stage during a concert in Austin, Texas.
Fans have expressed concern over the physical demands of the group's demanding touring schedule, bright lights, loud music, and flashing strobe lights, which could aggravate her concussion symptoms.
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