Madonna revived with Narcan, admitted to ICU

Startling reports have emerged surrounding pop icon Madonna, as it is alleged that she was revived with the use of Narcan before being admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) last month. 

Radar Online shed light on the incident, stating that when the 64-year-old singer was discovered unresponsive at her residence on June 24, individuals who found her "lifeless body" purportedly administered a Narcan injection. 

It is important to note that Narcan is typically utilized to swiftly reverse the effects of a narcotic overdose during emergency situations. 

The outlet claims that in this case, Narcan was employed to combat septic shock rather than drug use.  

Reports emphasize that there is no evidence suggesting that the pop star experienced an overdose, as Radar clarifies. 

At one point, she required intubation and was later removed from the ICU.

According to a source cited by Page Six, Madonna is now "out of the ICU." Guy Oseary, Madonna's longtime manager, took to Instagram to disclose that his client had contracted a serious bacterial infection, which necessitated her stay in the ICU for several days. 

According to the outlet, Madonna purportedly disregarded her symptoms and did not seek medical attention due to her intense focus on preparing for the upcoming "Celebration" tour, which has since been postponed. 

Sources revealed to Page Six that the Queen of Pop had been engaging in strenuous rehearsals for weeks, dedicating 12-hour days to perfecting her performance in the tour's scheduled kickoff in Vancouver, Canada, next week.