A few days ago, Yannick Noah was hospitalized in emergency in Paris because of an attack of malaria. Now recovered, the singer gave his news on Instagram.
More fear than harm. While returning from a stay in Tahiti, Yannick Noah was the victim of a violent crisis of malaria. The 62-year-old singer announced the news on Instagram on Thursday, March 16. “Nice malaria crisis to celebrate the return”, he wrote in the caption of a photo of him, looking tired and drawn, lying in a hospital bed and on a drip. Something to worry his fans, who have not failed to hear from him. “I’m still in my Parisian bed treating my malaria, it’s much better!” indicated the former tennis champion, Saturday, March 18.
Nearly a week after his crisis, the father again gave an update on his state of health, this Wednesday, March 22. Visibly released from the hospital, Yannick Noah posted on Instagram a snapshot of him sticking his tongue out and winking at the foot of the Sacré-Coeur in Montmartre. The ex d ‘Isabelle Camus looks better than ever. “Hello, y’all!It’s been fine for two days. I’m on the attack again! I’ve got the potato, all good!Thank you for your messages”, he said in the caption. His days are therefore no longer in danger. According to Purepeople, the former member of Les Enfoiréshas even been seen dancing in the streets of the capital in the company of his daughter Eleejah and her son Joalukas.
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Yannick Noah has been suffering from malaria since last June
According to The Parisian, Yannick Noah contracted malaria in June 2022 in Cameroon, where he has lived and served as chief of his native village for more than a year. It was during his stay in Polynesia that the former top athlete relapsed. According to the World Health Organization, it is a life-threatening human disease caused by parasites transmitted through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. This preventable and curable condition can cause high fever, nausea, headaches, sweating and tremors. In 2021, there were an estimated 247 million cases of malaria worldwide.