Krzysztof Cugowski spoke about Beata Kozidrak's health. One thing stands out.
As the “Goniec” portal reminds us, there has been a lot of talk about Beata Kozidrak's health problems recently. The artist has canceled all of her concerts until March 2025. The media is receiving disturbing reports that the Bajm vocalist was hospitalized due to stomach pains. Krzysztof Cugowski responded to these reports. What he had to say?
Beata Kozidrak cancels concerts
At the end of November, Beata Kozidrak posted information on social media about the cancellation of her concert. The artist admitted that the reason was an illness that prevented her from standing on stage. Everyone hoped that after a short rest, the artist would return to full health and strength. Unfortunately, this did not happen.
Another entry appeared on social media, in which it was announced that all of Beata Kozidrak's concerts had been canceled until March 2025. The information caused a huge stir online and a flood of speculation about what was really wrong with the Bajm vocalist.
The “Party” website reported that Beata Kozidrak was hospitalized and her health condition was very serious. Similar reports were reported by “Świat Gwiazd”. The latter, citing sources from the star's environment, indicated that after returning from Italy to Poland, the singer began to suffer from stomach pains “preventing her from moving” and eventually ended up in hospital.
Krzysztof Cugowski knows what's going on with Kozidrak?
In an interview with “Super Express”, Krzysztof Cugowski referred to the rumors regarding Beata Kozidrak's health. The musician not only wished his colleague a speedy return to full strength, but also revealed that Kozidrak's health problems did not appear suddenly, but have been ongoing for some time.
“I've known for a long time what's going on… What can I wish her: health and happiness in all this, I wish her very much! I've been saying for years that happiness is the most important thing in life. I hug Beata very tightly, happiness,” he said in an interview with the tabloid.
There's nothing left for us to do but join the avalanche of health wishes for Beata Kozidrak.
