Last Update: March 01, 2023, 19:04 IST
Justin Bieber has canceled his world tour.
Justin Bieber has officially canceled his world tour. The singer is recovering from a Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS) type 2 diagnosis.
After multiple postponements of Canadian singer Justin Bieber’s world tour, it has finally been revealed that the tour has been cancelled. Due to his ongoing recovery from Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS) Type 2, the singer has decided to cancel the remaining dates of Justice. World Travel The 29-year-old star first revealed her diagnosis to fans, stating that the condition had completely paralyzed the muscles on the right half of her face. Following his revelation in June last year, Bieber decided to take some time off, which led him to cancel a performance. There were several postponements at first, until Ticketmaster canceled the singer’s upcoming shows. This includes his 2024 concerts in California.
The official Twitter handle of Justin Bieber’s tour updates also made the official announcement. The tweet read, “Justin Bieber has officially canceled the remaining dates of his ‘Justice World Tour’. Check-in at your point of purchase for a refund for your show dates. All surprised fans.” Page also shared that the announcement was made for all remaining tour dates, including the Asia leg of the tour. He also shared details of the refund, saying “No action is required to receive a refund.” Further information was also included in the tweet.
USA Today reported that Justin Bieber had postponed the Justice World Tour in the US to June 2022 after he first revealed his diagnosis that left his face partially paralyzed. Although the singer was not able to reschedule his summer run of shows in the United States, he held some concerts in Europe in August. He then performed at Rock in Rio in September but had to withdraw again due to his health condition. Bieber shared that after his show in Brazil, the exhaustion was too much for him and he realized that he needed to prioritize his health at this point.
The National Library of Medicine states that Ramsay Hunt syndrome is a late complication of varicella-zoster virus (VZV) infection. This results in inflammation of the geniculate ganglion of cranial nerve VII. The distribution and associated symptoms depend on the nerve involved. Only less than 1 percent of zoster cases involve the facial nerve and result in Ramsay Hunt syndrome.
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