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Ray J Performs with 'Blood' Streaming Down From Eyes After Being Given Months to Live
Ray J performed despite severe heart issues and recent pneumonia, wearing a medical patch and showing blood-like tears, while managing eight medications and facing a limited life expectancy.
- On Feb. 14, Ray J performed at An Intimate Valentine’s Day Concert in Shreveport, Louisiana, unzipping an orange jumpsuit to reveal medical dressing on his upper-left chest.
- After a Jan. 6 hospitalization at a Las Vegas hospital for pneumonia and heart pains, doctors prescribed Ray J eight medications due to severe heart damage from long-term drug and alcohol use.
- Videos circulating online capture Ray J wearing sunglasses with blood rolling down one cheek and pooled under both eyes, leaving fans worried though observers said it was unclear if effects were real or staged.
- In backstage remarks, Ray J said he was feeling better and declared `I'm putting my life on the line for this show!!` after telling fans he `almost died` and his heart was beating at `25 percent`.
- Doctors warned that Ray J might need a pacemaker or defibrillator, scheduled a follow-up appointment, and advised him to avoid smoking and drinking; his prognosis has varied from one year to only a few months, medical team told him.
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Ray J performs with bleeding eyes weeks after revealing he has months to live
The singer can be seen in fan videos on social media performing with something taped to his chest and blood dripping from his eyes. Ray J Steven Ferdman/GettyRay J shocked fans when he performed with what appeared to be bleeding eyes and something taped to his chest just weeks after revealing he only has months to live.The "One Wish" singer, 45, can be seen in fan videos posted on social media performing on Saturday in Shreveport, La., wearing s…
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