Singer Conor Maynard issues health update after being rushed to hospital
Singer Conor Maynard has updated fans on his health after he was rushed to hospital.
The 32-year-old said he had fallen down a flight of stairs, sharing the news on his social media.
He captioned a photo of him lying on a stretcher with his head and neck in a brace as "Sunday Funday".
Another video, also shared on Sunday evening, showed him being wheeled outside on a stretcher by two paramedics.
A few hours later he provided fans with an update.
He said: "I'm doing ok guys. You're not allowed to laugh … but I fell down some stairs.
"But nothing too serious, you can breathe now."
Maynard shot to fame in 2012 with the release of Can't Say No.
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