Rapper and cultural icon Lil Nas
X, born Montero Lamar Hill, sparked widespread concern among fans after
revealing a sudden health scare that left him temporarily unable to control the
right side of his face. The 26-year-old artiste shared a now-deleted Instagram
story from a hospital bed, prompting an outpouring of support and speculation
across social media platforms.
According to sources close to the
artiste, Lil Nas X was admitted to a medical facility on April 14, 2025, after
experiencing symptoms described as partial facial paralysis. A report from
HipHopDX confirmed that the Grammy-winning artiste was recovering at home by
the following day, with noticeable improvement in his condition, though some
mobility issues persisted. The exact cause of the episode remains undisclosed,
but posts on X speculated about possible causes ranging from stress-related
conditions to neurological concerns, with some users mentioning the use of
steroids, though no official confirmation has been provided.
Fans flooded X with messages of
support amplifying news from The US Sun and The Mirror US, respectively, which
detailed the rapper’s hospital visit. “Get well soon, Montero! Sending love and
prayers,” one user wrote, reflecting the sentiment of many. The hashtag
#GetWellNas trended briefly on X, underscoring the artiste’s significant impact
on his fanbase.
Lil Nas X, best known for his genre-defying hit OLD TOWN ROAD, has been a trailblazer in both music and cultural expression since his breakout in 2019. The health scare comes amid a period of relative quiet for the artiste, who has been teasing new music but has not released a major project since his 2021 album Montero. Sources indicate he is focusing on recovery and has expressed gratitude for the support from fans and peers alike.
Neither Lil Nas X nor his team
have released an official statement detailing the medical incident, leaving
fans awaiting further updates. As the artiste continues to recover, the music
community remains hopeful for his swift return to health and the stage.
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