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Rod Stewart’s Fans Pray after He Said ‘My Days Are Numbered’ – His Condition in Recent Months


Rod Stewart’s recent admission that his days were “numbered” left fans deeply concerned about his health. As he canceled shows and shared updates, his fans have been praying for his well-being, while his wife provided insight into his current condition.

In July 2024, Rod Stewart made headlines with a candid remark that sent shockwaves through his fan base. Shortly after, the 79-year-old icon faced health setbacks that forced him to cancel multiple performances, further fueling concerns.

Rod Stewart at a Cinch Scottish Premiership match on May 4, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. | Source: Getty Images

Rod Stewart at a Cinch Scottish Premiership match on May 4, 2024, in Glasgow, Scotland. | Source: Getty Images

In response to the growing worry, Stewart clarified what he meant by his “numbered” days comment, adding some context that eased his fans’ worries. His wife, Penny Lancaster, has also shed light on his current health condition.

Rod Stewart’s Troubling Statement and Canceled Shows Lead to Outpouring of Fan Support

In late July, Stewart caused concern among fans when he revealed in an interview that his days were “numbered.” Just days after this unsettling statement, the legendary singer took to Instagram to announce the cancellation of his 200th show celebration.

Rod Stewart performing at Tele2 Arena on June 8, 2024, in Stockholm, Sweden. | Source: Getty Images

“I’m desperately sorry to miss this 200th show celebration. Most people can work with strep throat, but obviously not me. I’m absolutely gutted. I’ve been looking forward to this concert for so long,” Stewart wrote in his heartfelt Instagram post.

“My deepest regrets for any inconvenience this has caused. Thankfully, we’ll now be returning in 2025, and I hope to see you there,” the Instagram post continued.

Two days later, Stewart released another statement on social media, sharing more unfortunate news. “We regret to announce that tonight’s Rod Stewart concert in Stateline, NV, and his August 10 show in Lincoln, CA have been postponed, as the singer recovers from a summer strain of Covid-19,” the statement read.

Fans quickly flooded the comments section with messages of support. One fan wrote, “I’m so heartbroken. Wishing you well.” Another expressed, “Heard [you’re] ill. I pray you’ll get better soon. All the best also to your wife, Penny, and family. Lots of love.”

Other fans shared similar sentiments, writing, “Hope you get better soon.” Another typed, “Oh no! I hope you feel better soon,” and a third commented, “Sorry [you’re] ill.”

The messages continued to pour in, with one fan saying, “Prayers to you for a speedy recovery,” while another added, “Get well soon!!! I am going to pray to Saint Expedite for your speedy recovery. Blessings, Rod.”

Rod Stewart performing during the "Christmas By Starlite" 2023 Concert on December 14 in Madrid, Spain. | Source: Getty Images

Rod Stewart performing during the “Christmas By Starlite” 2023 Concert on December 14 in Madrid, Spain. | Source: Getty Images

Rod Stewart Clarified ‘Numbered Days’ Remark as His Wife Shared Insight on His Health

In the July 2024 interview where Stewart said his days were “numbered,” he acknowledged his time was limited but expressed no fear. He noted that everyone eventually faces the same fate and planned to enjoy his remaining years to the fullest.

Rod Stewart spotted out and about in London, England, on February 2, 2024. | Source: Getty Images

Rod Stewart spotted out and about in London, England, on February 2, 2024. | Source: Getty Images

Stewart later elaborated on his remark, humorously adding, “I say few — probably another 15 [years],” providing some relief to worried fans. The singer also reflected on how aging had changed his lifestyle, stating that he could no longer stay up all night and get drunk like he did in the ’70s and ’80s while still maintaining his voice.

He emphasized that he now had to protect his voice before and after every show, adding, “The older you get, the more you have to do that.” Despite these changes, Stewart insisted that he still “went mad” with his band and dancers after every performance, encouraging them to drink and celebrate.

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