Music legend Madonna experienced a serious health setback, requiring intensive care treatment for a bacterial infection. The incident occurred on Saturday, June 24th, and led to the postponement of her highly anticipated Celebration World Tour.

According to Guy Oseary, Madonna's long-time manager, the 64-year-old singer's condition is steadily improving, though she remains under medical supervision. A complete recovery is anticipated.

This is not the first time Madonna has faced health challenges impacting her tour schedule. In 2019, a knee injury forced her to cancel several shows on her Madame X Tour, ultimately leading to its premature conclusion.

The Celebration World Tour, intended to commemorate Madonna's 40 years in the music industry, was slated to begin in July. Oseary assured fans that updates regarding the tour's rescheduling will be shared soon.

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel noted the severity of an ICU stay, indicating a life-threatening situation. However, he expressed optimism about Madonna's recovery given her discharge from intensive care.

Earlier this year, Madonna experienced the loss of her older brother, Anthony Ciccone. She paid tribute to him on social media, acknowledging his influence on her life and introduction to various artistic and philosophical concepts.

Anthony Ciccone, reportedly estranged from his family for a period due to struggles with alcoholism, had reconnected with them in 2017 after undergoing rehabilitation.