Megan Skiendiel will join KATSEYE as they resume their Wildworld Tour despite getting a concussion last week.
After a week-long break, the iconic girl group will take the stage at Austin’s Moody Center on Tuesday, November 10. But given her condition, Megan will not be able to go “full out” just yet.
“While I’m feeling so much better, I am still actively recovering from my concussion so I’ll need to take some precautions as I continue to heal,” she explained in a statement.
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The 20-year-old said that she will be performing on a “modified schedule,” which means “reduced choreography, less intense movement, and taking breaks as needed.”
“I won’t be going full out just yet!” Megan added. “My doctors have recommended these limitations for now and I’ll need to be reassessed before returning to unrestricted performances.”
She said she’s “excited to be back on stage” even if she has to “do things a little differently this time.”
“Thank you for all the love, patience and support. It means more than you know. I love you guys!” the statement concluded.
Last week, Megan, Daniela, Lara, and Yoonchae — four of the six members who are currently active due to Sophia and Manon’s ongoing hiatuses — postponed their Detroit concert 30 minutes before it began, leaving many fans stranded.
They also postponed their Chicago and Minneapolis concerts that week.
The girls insisted that although they “tried everything” to make a 3-woman show possible, they couldn’t due to “circumstances and commitments beyond our control.”
Megan also explained that she wanted to make the show happen regardless of her concussion but was “strongly advised by medical professionals” to take a break.
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