Pink Postpones Another Concert as She Battles the Flu: 'I'm Very Sorry'

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The singer has been fighting an ongoing sickness that has interrupted her 'Beautiful Trauma' tour.

Pink has been taken down by the flu again.

The singer announced on Saturday that she would be postponing her Sunday night concert in Detroit, Michigan, due to illness, shortly after postponing another appearance on her Beautiful Trauma tour in Canada just days before.

"I've just seen the doctor here again in Montreal," she wrote in a note posted on Twitter. "I’m not going to be well enough to do the show tomorrow night in Detroit. I want to give you all the full show and not be hacking all the way through it and have to cut songs because of my voice."

"I understand how much trouble you go to to be at my shows, what it entails, the planning, the schedules, etc. I am very very sorry, and I’m very grateful for your understanding," she continued. 

The 38-year-old concluded, "I will absolutely do this show at a later date, and it will be the full show. Again, I’m very sorry and have tried so damn hard to avoid this. All my love."

This is the second concert the "What About Us" artist has had to postpone due to flu. On Thursday, she announced she was officially too sick to perform at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec.

"I am absolutely GUTTED to announce that tomorrow's show, March 23rd (Friday) will be postponed," Pink wrote in a statement. "I will absolutely be back to perform for you all and I'm grateful for you wanting to come and be with us at all."

Pink explained that her "entire family have been battling this awful virus/flu for two weeks now, and I have battled my way through these shows because postponing sucks."

"I'm really sorry and know that I have done everything I could to avoid this," Pink wrote, adding that her husband, Carey Hart, has been "sent home with the flu" as she and their two children -- 6-year-old daughter Willow and 1-year-old son Jameson -- are also battling illnesses.

"I wish anyone out there going through this healing vibes and big hugs," she concluded. The next planned stop on the tour is at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Kentucky, on March 27. 

While ill, Pink did take some time on her social media to support those participating in the March For Our Lives over the weekend. The singer shared an image on Instagram of a protest sign, with the caption, "A change gon’ come."

The flu has been interferring with Pink since February, when she performed the national anthem at the Super Bowl, and joked about "Trying to practice the flu away" at a rehearsal before the big night

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