British X-Factor star James Arthur has revealed he was rushed to hospital after a recent awards show.
British singer James Arthur was in agony the moment he walked the red carpet - and it got worse during his performance on stage.The singer, 35, has told how he was “rolling around in agony” after the Pride of Britain Awards on October 8, reportsJames recalled: “It started just before I hit the red carpet, I was all suited and booted, I started to feel this pain in my left … crown jewel, shall I say.James Arthur reveals he was rushed to hospital after the Pride of Britain Awards on October 8.
“I loaded up on paracetamol and I can’t go home at this point. I’ve got to do this performance. I was in 10/10 pain at this point. Anyway I get on stage, I wince through this performance.”He reveals: “I got off stage and was like, I’ve got to go to the hospital, went to the emergency thing, I’ve got this guy prodding around my bits.”
“They did a scan, found a kidney stone, so I’ve been on heavy painkillers all week. I get the operation to remove it tomorrow. It added a bit to that performance.”
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