The famous singer will stay in a coma until her serious infection is under control. Her friend said doctors are positive she can recover fully. More details have come out about her health problems and surgery.

Bonnie's friend said she felt unwell during a concert in London and went to see a doctor, but they didn't find anything wrong.

She then went to the Algarve and started feeling severe pain in her stomach. She went to a private hospital, which sent her to another hospital for emergency surgery because her appendix had burst.

A spokesman said Bonnie was in a coma to help her recover after having a ruptured appendix. When she first went to the hospital, the spokesman said she had emergency intestinal surgery.

The surgery was successful, and she is now recovering. Her family, friends, and fans are worried and wish her a full and fast recovery.

Bonnie, who has had many hit songs, was taken to the hospital on April 30. She was said to be stable before her condition got worse.

She had to be moved to intensive care for more treatment. She had been working despite feeling pain for several weeks.

Her team hasn't commented on reports that she had to be resuscitated after a cardiac arrest. Cardiac arrest is a serious medical emergency where the heart stops beating.

It causes a person to lose consciousness and collapse immediately. Quick action is needed to save the person's life.

When an appendix bursts, it can cause a serious infection. Bonnie's friend said her husband is spending his days at her hospital bedside.

He said her husband is grateful to the doctors and nurses and believes Bonnie would not be alive if she had stayed in the UK.