Justin Bieber postponed the his North American tour due to battle with Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

Last Saturday (June 11), Justin Bieber shared a video explaining that he had recently been diagnosed with the unusual disease, which “occurs when a shingles outbreak damages the facial nerve near one of his ears,” according to the Mayo Clinic.

Bieber, who was spotted trying to blink, grin, or move his right nostril, assured followers that his facial paralysis would pass. In a recent post, he stated that “every day has grown better,” emphasizing how his Christian faith has helped him cope with the disease.

The rest of the North American leg of the pop star’s ‘Justice’ world tour, including his participation at Summerfest, has been postponed owing to his diagnosis, according to concert organizer AEG on Thursday (June 16).

The organizer of the show also shared a post on Instagram informing the fans of Justin Bieber about the cancelation of the remaining shows of the Justice tour. As soon as fans heard this news they started praying for their beloved singer’s health. Bieber has fan-promised his fans that he will come back stronger.

“Bieber continues to receive the best medical treatment available, is optimistic about his recovery, and is looking forward to returning to the road and performing for his fans internationally later this summer,” AEG said in a statement (via Summerfest). Rescheduled dates and refunds will be announced shortly.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Justin Bieber’s “Justice” tour has already been postponed several times. It will begin on July 31 in Lucca, Italy, and run until December 7 in Auckland, New Zealand. A 2023 leg will begin on January 11 in Amsterdam and conclude on March 25 in Krakow, Poland.

As part of the tour, he will perform 11 UK gigs, beginning in Glasgow on February 8, 2023, with stops in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Manchester, and Sheffield, as well as four nights at The O2 in London.

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