Michael Ball's Painful Journey to Hip Replacement

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Michael Ball, the 63-year-old English singer and presenter, just opened up about his three-year fight with chronic pain from a severed leg, ligament that had him hobbling on crutches. It all kicked off during an eight-week run of Les Miserables in Australia, where doctors pushed for a hip replacement and told him the head back to the UK, but he powered through to avoid letting fans or the team down. He got physio, a quarter-zone shot, even an MRI-confirming bone-on-bone damage, yet Balls has adjusted the show-like skipping barricade climbs, so he could. Keep performing, channeling the agony into his role. Fast-forward, he finally got that hip replacement after the tour, calling it a total game-changer that sparked gym sessions at least once a week in a fresh outlook on life. Now Balls firing back at Timothy Shalamay's recent shade on ballet, opera, and musicals during a town hall, saying on radio that humans

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