American Grammy Award-winning singer, Victoria Monét, has delivered some terrible news to her fans and followers.
Victoria Monét has disclosed that she has been battling health concerns, which have caused him to cancel multiple festival engagements this summer. She said on social media that she will no longer be performing at the Blavity House Party Music Festival on June 15 or at the Roots Picnic on June 1. Monet made her statement after performing at Coachella in April.
Even though she survived the festival, she later disclosed on social media that she has polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). The signs of this long-term hormonal reproductive condition can include irregular periods, enlarged ovaries, thinning hair, acne, weight gain, and infertility.
It seems like Monét still intends to play the July 27 Broccoli City Festival in Washington, DC; August 1 Lollapalooza in Chicago; and August 9 Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco, according to Billboard. This past year, Monet emerged as one of the R&B genre’s breakout performers. August of last year saw the highly acclaimed publication of her debut album, JAGUAR II.
While there are many of her greatest songs on the album, one stands out from the others. After her latest album was released, “On My Mama” became her breakthrough success, cracking the Hot 100.
