Justin Bieber is back on stage, has he recovered from Ramsay Hunt syndrome? : Okezone Celebrity

Justin Bieber is back on stage, has he recovered from Ramsay Hunt syndrome? : Okezone Celebrity

JAKARTA – Singer from Canada, justin bieber finally back on stage, after apparently suffering from illness Ramsay Hunt Syndrome three months ago.

Thanks to her Instagram account, the “Baby” singer seems happy to finally be able to greet fans again after undergoing nearly three months of treatment.



Justin Bieber is back on stage, has he recovered from Ramsay Hunt syndrome? (Picture: Justin Bieber/Instagram/@justinbieber).

“I want to thank you for welcoming me back, it’s my first day back, so happy to be here,” Justin Bieber said, as quoted on Tuesday (02/08/2022).

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On the first day of work, Justin Bieber successfully entertained fans called “Beliebers” at the Lucca Summer Festival, Italy, on Sunday evening July 31, 2022 local time.

The return of Hailey Baldwin’s husband was warmly welcomed by Bieber’s team and colleagues. Seen from their cheers when Justin appeared on stage.

“I’m so grateful to be back, I love you guys,” Bieber said.

For your information, justin bieber had previously had to postpone several world tours titled “Justice World Tour” in several countries, including Indonesia. That’s because the 28-year-old has facial palsy or facial palsy Ramsay Hunt Syndrome.

Bieber said the disease paralyzed half of his face. He also had difficulty speaking or hearing.

Still, after announcing he had returned to the stage, his fans around the world were thrilled, including in Indonesia. Because the “Yummy” singer is scheduled to perform in Jakarta on November 3, 2022.

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