Chiquis Rivera confirms she suffered miscarriage minutes before concert in Albuquerque – Metro Puerto Rico

Composer and singer of Mexican regional music Gianni Marin Riverabetter known as “Chiquis“, he revealed this weekend through his social networks that he suffered Spontaneous abortion The moment before going on stage.

Rivera, daughter of the late translator Jenni Rivera and niece Lupilo Riverawho is the third finalist of the reality show”Celebrity Home 4” (Telemundo) explained that he had to cancel his concert in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Saturday due to a last-minute medical condition.

“I am very sorry to announce that my concert last night (Saturday) was postponed. Due to a medical emergency, I was physically and emotionally unable to go on stage.”, the 38-year-old artist begins.

She explained that she and her partner, the photographer Emilio Sanchezdiscovered they were pregnant two weeks ago.

“As I was preparing for the concert, I suffered a pregnancy loss, and I didn’t announce it in the first few weeks of my pregnancy,” she added.I just realized about two weeks ago, we’re so excited, obviously, this is just a naturalhe said in a video posted on Instagram.

She also said in the message that she was seven weeks pregnant and started feeling bad as soon as she arrived in Albuquerque.

“I was in a lot of pain, but I didn’t want to cancel (the concert). (But) I couldn’t stand the pain and couldn’t even walk.. When they took me to the ER, they told me I had a miscarriage. We are very excited (about the pregnancy)“He added.

Likewise, the artist used this space to apologize to her fans. ”I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.I promise that I will reimburse you as soon as we can reschedule this date. Your understanding means a lot to me. According to my doctor, I will be able to continue the rest of the tour in Texas, which is June 7, 8, and 9.“, he concluded.

Currently, the Latin Grammy Award winner is working with "diamond“. The artist will perform a series of 16 concerts in North America, passing through cities such as Houston, Atlanta and Mexico City, and finally ending in Fresno, California on December 7.