Helene Fischer
Star has to abandon the concert covered in blood
How is Helene Fischer after the painful accident?
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At her performance in Hanover, Helene Fischer suffered a gaping miracle over her nose, and the concert had to be canceled.
The spectators who were able to secure a ticket for Helene Fischer’s (38) last tour concert in Hanover last Sunday (June 18) caught their breath: the star injured himself during an acrobatic number on the trapeze, from one Because of the laceration between the eyes, blood ran down Fischer’s face. Videos that were made during the performance and are now circulating on social media show the singer hitting the trapeze with full force.
She sang bravely to the end
Bleeding, she finished her song (the song “Wunden” of all things) before turning to the audience: “I have to put it away first, dear ones, everything is fine.” But the optimism didn’t last long: after about a quarter of an hour, the organizer announced that Fischer would not be able to return to the stage. The concert ended prematurely after an hour.
So far there has been no health update from the singer. It is also unclear whether the concert should be rescheduled or whether spectators will receive a refund. Luck in disguise for Helene Fischer and her fans: After the end of her stay in Hanover, a longer break was planned anyway. The next concert of the “Rausch” tour is to take place on August 25th in Cologne. This gives Fischer more than two months to regenerate.
Acrobatic numbers on the test bench?
Will something change in the spectacular but also risky acrobatic performances by then? The fact is that it was not the first time that Fischer was injured this year: even before the start of the “Rausch” tour, which should have been in mid-March this year, she sustained a rib fracture during rehearsals. After “urgent medical advice”, the start of the tour was then postponed by about three weeks to April.