Frank Zander, the 81-year-old "Berlin veteran," isn't giving up just yet. Despite facing health challenges that led to a hospital visit early this week, he remains hopeful and optimistic, promising, "I'll be fine."
In an interview with RTL, Marcus Zander, Frank's son, shared an update on his father's condition. The singer is currently undergoing intensive examinations in the hospital, with doctors expressing hope that they may have found the problem. The exact diagnosis remains pending, but with a positive outlook, Marcus shares that they're hoping for a swift and full recovery.
Frank Zander's health had been deteriorating before this hospital visit. After a TV show on December 1 and a previous coronavirus infection, his physical condition had been declining day by day. He found it difficult to get out of bed in the morning and had no appetite. His family doctor finally recommended hospitalization due to his worsening condition.
Despite the challenges, Frank Zander's resilience remains unshaken. He organizes a Christmas party annually for the homeless and needy, a tradition he's kept up since the 1990s. This year's celebration is set to take place on December 22 at The Estrel Hotel in Berlin. Marcus reassured the public that the event will indeed take place, and if his father isn't able to attend, Elias, his son, will step in to greet the guests.
Frank Zander's legacy in the world of pop entertainment continues to thrive. Despite the current circumstances, his fans eagerly await new musical releases that showcase his timeless talents.
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