So here’s the scoop: Comedian Tracy Morgan had a bit of a wild night at the Knicks game. He was just minding his own business, probably cheering on his favorite team, when out of nowhere, he started gushing blood from his nose and throwing up. Like, what? It must have been a serious nosebleed because they had to escort him out of Madison Square Garden in a wheelchair.
Now, I know what you’re thinking – how does someone get a nosebleed so bad that they need a wheelchair? Well, he couldn’t be on his feet to walk so the best option was to get him in a wheelchair for further medical attention.
Morgan, a longtime Knicks fan and well-known actor, was sitting in his courtside seat when he began to vomit heavily onto the floor. The unexpected incident left players, fans, and officials stunned as arena staff worked quickly to clean the court.
After the incident, Morgan was escorted out of the arena in a wheelchair. His current condition remains unclear, and it is unknown whether his illness was related to any past health issues or if he simply fell ill during the game.
Morgan, 56, has faced significant health challenges in the past. He underwent a kidney transplant in 2010 and was in a coma for two weeks following a severe car accident in 2014. However, there is no confirmation that Monday’s incident was linked to his previous medical history.
Despite the unusual delay, the game resumed without further interruptions.
But hey, let’s give a shoutout to the medical staff at the Garden for taking care of him. I can only imagine the chaos that must have caused, but they handled it like pros. And let’s hope Tracy is feeling better now and that he can enjoy a Knicks game in person without any nosebleeds in the future.
According to Morgan he had a touch of food poisoning.
Speedy recovery, Tracy!
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