Lola Young's Triumphant Comeback: Recovery & Grammy Win

0:00On March 30, Lola Young is making a strong comeback after that scary stage collapse six months ago at the All Things Go Festival. The 25-year-old singer behind hits like Messi opened up in a recent Times of London interview about her ongoing recovery from drugs. She stressed, it's a process, but she's feeling way better now and handling life more intentionally. Back in September, she was performing her track, conceded at New York's Forest Hills Stadium when she suddenly fainted mid-show. Fans caught it on video as she fell backward and her band rushed to help before medics took her off stage. Her label-mate, Remi Wolf, jumped in to calm the crowd, saying it was frightening, but Lola was okay backstage. Young quickly posted on Instagram that she was doing all right, but three days later, she canceled all future gigs to focus on herself and come back. Stronger, fans gave her space, and by December, she thanked them for the support while getting her head straight. She's been to rehab twice, including a five-week stay before recording her album last year and now hits alcoholics' anonymous meetings regularly.

1:07She returned to the stage as Spotify's Best New Artist Party, calling it special after months away, then crushed a Grammy performance. This year, she grabbed her first Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance in February, proving she's owning her journey. Young reminds everyone, recovery means being kind to yourself and knowing you're never alone. Her story is all about that steady rise. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.