Lenny Kravitz hospitalized for bronchitis

Lenny Kravitz was taken to a Miami hospital Monday with an extreme case of bronchitis, Ok! says. The magazine says the 43-year-old singer has had the flu since mid-January, which led to the infection.

“Due to extreme dehydration and fatigue, doctors were unable to control it with outpatient treatment and advised the singer to check into the hospital,” Kravit’s rep told the AP on Monday. “He was taken this morning to the emergency room at Mount Sinai Hospital in Miami for immediate treatment.”

The stay has forced him to postpone a European tour promoting his new album, It Is Time for a Love Revolution. We hope he’s taken the nose ring out for all that sneezing.

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