Normani Reveals She Had To Cancel BET Awards Performance After ‘Really Bad Accident’
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“I am more frustrated and disappointed than anyone believe me,” the singer wrote on social media.
Normani has opened up about why her BET Awards performance was nixed at the last minute.
Just before Sunday’s ceremony in Los Angeles, the singer, 28, announced on social media that a “really bad accident” during rehearsals had left her injured and unable to hit the stage.
“I am more frustrated and disappointed than anyone believe me,” Normani wrote in her Instagram Stories. “While in rehearsals for BET I had a really bad accident and injured myself.”
The “Worth It” crooner admitted that she’s “normally good for powering through under any circumstance,” but due to her doctor’s orders, she was “just not able to make this performance happen.”
Normani also shared a photo of herself on crutches with a bandage around her right knee and what appeared to be a boot on her right foot.
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