American singer and media personality Ray J has claimed that he has only months left to live following a recent medical emergency that left him hospitalised. The revelation was made during a livestream, just days after he was discharged from the hospital.
The update comes after earlier disclosures about serious heart complications linked to a pneumonia diagnosis.
Medical Emergency and Hospitalisation
Ray J’s health crisis began in early January when he was rushed to the hospital after experiencing severe chest pain. Doctors later confirmed that he was suffering from pneumonia, a condition that also affected his heart function.
According to Ray J, medical assessments showed that his heart was operating at approximately 25 percent capacity.
In a video update shared after leaving the hospital, he said:
“My heart’s only beating like 25%, but as long as I stay focused and stay on the right path, then everything will be all right.”
In the same post, he expressed gratitude to fans and supporters, writing:
“Just almost died!! I’m alive because of your prayers and support!!”
Reflections on Lifestyle and Health
During the livestream, Ray J attributed his ongoing health challenges to years of heavy drinking and partying, suggesting that his lifestyle had taken a significant toll on his body.
He also made a stark statement about his future, saying:
“2027 is definitely a wrap for me.”
Reflecting on the pace at which he has lived, Ray J added:
“I shouldn’t have went this hard, bro.”
Family, Final Wishes, and Gratitude
Ray J spoke emotionally about his family, expressing confidence that they would be taken care of.
“My baby mama gonna be straight, my kids gonna be straight. If they wanna spend all the money, they can spend it.”
He also shared his wishes regarding his remains, stating clearly:
“Burn me, don’t bury me.”
During the session, Ray J thanked his sister, Brandy, for covering his hospital expenses, acknowledging her support during the medical ordeal.
Previous Health Issues
This is not the first time Ray J has faced a serious pneumonia-related health scare. Four years ago, he suffered a similar episode that required hospitalisation and the use of oxygen.
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