Mexican singer Belinda has been at the center of media attention in recent weeks due to various events. She was recently hospitalized, causing concern among her fans after she shared an image of an intravenous drip in her arm.
In the Instagram story, the singer and actress wrote, "I had to go to the emergency room thank you everyone for your messages." She later clarified the situation, explaining that her hospitalization was due to extreme exhaustion from overworking.
"I'm not in good health. I've been working non-stop for a long time, and my body just gave out. I haven't rested or taken a vacation," she admitted.
Although she has undergone several medical tests, she has yet to receive a definitive diagnosis. "They're still running tests and checking everything," she stated.
Another pressing topic
Belinda has also addressed rumors about a supposed romance with politician José Luis García Parra, known as "El Choco." In an interview, she firmly stated: "I have the right to go out with whoever I want," while denying any formal relationship.
The singer noted that she is used to such speculation: "They always link me to someone. I don't understand why there's such an obsession with my personal life."
🚨 PRIMERAS DECLARACIONES DE BELINDA: “Tengo todo el derecho de salir con quien yo quiera”
— La Tía Sandra (@TuTiaSandra) February 8, 2025
“la única que sabe de mi vida soy yo y la voy a mantener privada”
En entrevista con Arturo González, aseguró que el político poblano solo es un amigo más al que quiere mucho pero si… pic.twitter.com/G8q4NxGXii
To put an end to the topic, she added, "I won't talk about my private life. If I ever have a relationship, I'll keep it private because that's my choice."
Belinda is currently focused on recovering while preparing for major upcoming performances, including her appearance at the 2025 Premios Lo Nuestro, where she has been nominated for Female Pop Artist and Best Female Collaboration.
Despite the recent stress and rumors surrounding her personal life, she remains dedicated to her career, both in Mexico and internationally.
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