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Wyclef Jean Hospitalized for Fatigue in New Jersey

by Jason Lipshutz, N.Y.  |   September 27, 2010 10:45 EDT
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Following an unsuccessful bid for the Haitian presidency, Wyclef Jean has been hospitalized in New Jersey for "stress and fatigue." The news was posted on Twitter by Haitian organization AFaceAFace last night (Sept. 26) and later confirmed on the former Fugee star's Twitter account.


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According to HaitianBeatz.com, Jean has been suffering from severe headaches for weeks, which became so unbearable that the singer forced himself to check into a hospital. "He has been following a very heavy schedule, that has taken him to Europe twice, Asia and Africa, at the same time he's working to finish his upcoming album and he has been meeting with a few head of States during the General Assembly Session at the U.N.," says a source close to Jean.

 

The news arrives after Jean officially ended his bid for Haiti's presidency last week following unsuccessful attempts to gain eligiblity for the race. The singer announced that his focus would turn instead to promoting a new album.


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