Legendary singer Neil Sedaka, famed for his 1960s and 1970s hits, was reportedly rushed to a hospital in Los Angeles on Friday morning following a health scare. According to reports from TMZ, the crooner woke up not feeling well, prompting paramedics to be called to his home at approximately 8 AM PST.
Emergency Response and Hospitalisation
The 86-year-old musician was swiftly transported to a nearby medical facility for evaluation and is currently resting there under observation. Sources indicate that Sedaka remains in hospital as of the latest updates, with his condition being monitored closely by healthcare professionals.
Career Highlights and Legacy
Neil Sedaka, a velvet-voiced artist who began his career in the 1950s, achieved widespread fame with catchy tunes like Breaking Up Is Hard To Do. His chart-topping successes include beloved songs such as:
- Oh! Carol
- Calendar Girl
- Laughter In The Rain from the 1970s
- Bad Blood, another major hit in the 1970s
Throughout his illustrious career, Sedaka has been nominated for five Grammy awards and was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1983, cementing his status as a music icon.
Personal Life and Family
Sedaka has been married to Leba Strassberg since 1962, and the couple has two children: daughter Dara and son Marc. His family has been a constant support throughout his decades in the entertainment industry.
The Daily Mail has reached out to his representative for further updates on his health, but no additional details have been released at this time. Fans and the music community are awaiting news on the singer's recovery, hoping for a swift return to health for the enduring star.
