Pretty Little Baby Singer Connie Francis Hospitalised After Extreme Pain – 1v1 Video Chat & LIve Streaming & Influencer Subscription

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Legendary singer and actress Connie Francis, the singer behind the iconic song Pretty Little Baby, was hospitalised in Florida on Wednesday, July 2. Reports emerged suggesting that the 87-year-old is currently in the ICU, where she is receiving the required care. Francis was taken to the hospital after suffering from extreme pain, as shared in a post on the singer’s official Facebook handle.
It read, “Hello Everyone — As many of you may now have learned through Cousin Brucie’s Facebook page, I am back in the hospital where I have been undergoing tests and checks to determine the cause(s) of the extreme pain I have been experiencing.”

Further in the post, Connie Francis also revealed that she had to cancel her scheduled Brucie’s show for Independence Day due to her health struggles. She added, “I had hoped to take part in Brucie’s show for Independence Day, having had to cancel a previous slot a few weeks ago when receiving treatment on my hip. Sadly, I had to let him know that I again had to withdraw.”
After undergoing a series of tests and examinations, Connie Francis shared another post on her Facebook page, keeping fans updated about her health woes. In her post, the singer also revealed that she had been transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit to a private room.
She wrote, “I am pleased to advise that following a series of tests and examinations in Intensive Care, I have now been transferred to a private room.”
Concluding, she thanked her fans and wrote, “Thank you all for your kind thoughts, words and prayers. They mean so much! Love, Connie.”
Connie Francis’s Pretty Little Baby recently went viral on TikTok, 63 years after she originally recorded it. The song earned more than 10 billion views, securing the top spot at both TikTok’s Viral 50 and Top 50 charts.
Connie Francis’ Health Issues
Francis has been battling significant health challenges, including a hip injury, since 2018, when she retired. Before this, she lost her voice for seven years after nasal surgery in the 1970s and also suffered misdiagnosed mental illness later.
In a tragic series of events, she was raped at knifepoint in 1974, an ordeal that left her grappling with PTSD and depression. In the years that followed, the trauma was compounded by the murder of her brother by a group of armed assailants.