Phoebe Bridgers rang in her 32nd birthday with an emergency hospital trip, revealing this week that she was hospitalized with appendicitis and forced to cancel a run of intimate UK tour dates.

The singer-songwriter, who turned 32 on Aug. 17, posted a photo on Instagram Stories from a hospital bed, IV in arm, captioned "I got appendicitis for my birthday," followed by a second photo with a guitar and microphone reading "Last known photo of me and my appendix," according to E! Online's report.

The diagnosis forced Bridgers to scrap a small, phone-free run of UK shows tied to "Lost Weekend," her first album in six years — dates in Kingston, Brighton and Bristol that had been billed as intimate, low-key warmups. She said the shows would be rescheduled, according to Paste Magazine's coverage.

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Bridgers indicated she still expects to launch her larger trek, "The Lost Tour" — her first full-scale tour in three years — as scheduled on Sept. 14, according to Guitar Player's report, which cited a required surgery. Further medical details, including whether she has since been discharged, were not confirmed in initial coverage.

The health scare comes in the middle of a big year for Bridgers, who released "Lost Weekend" as her first full album since 2020's "Punisher." Fans flooded her replies with well-wishes, with many noting the dark humor of her captions as classic Bridgers.