Tue, 11 March 2008 22:07:34 ET
Catching a flu, the singer who has just released her latest album 'Discipline' was briefly admitted to a hospital and had pulled out from her 'Saturday Night Live' performance.
Following her brief admittance to a Los Angeles hospital, it was now reported that
Janet Jackson has pulled out from being a guest star on U.S. television show Saturday Night Live. According to the singer publicist Patti Webster, the 41-year-old has scrapped her appearance on the show because she needs time to recover from her flu.
The "Miss You Much" singer has been scheduled to perform live two numbers on Saturday (15.03.08) in order to promote her latest album "Discipline", which was released on February 26, 2008 and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Regarding the replacer of the singer, "SNL" spokesman Marc Liepic noted that he has yet to know what music act will be set to replace her.
Jackson was briefly admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after she experienced "shortness of breath" on late Monday (10.03.08). To Associated Press, Webster confirmed the reports stating, "Janet did go to the hospital last night due to the fact she's been suffering from this flu that's kicked a lot of people's behinds. She was never admitted and she is fine."
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