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Love III on the Mend: Legendary Musician’s Journey to Recovery After Heart Surgery
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Love III on the Mend: Legendary Musician’s Journey to Recovery After Heart Surgery

Love III Recovering from Open-Heart Surgery

The legendary musician Love III is on the mend after undergoing open-heart surgery last week. At 74 years young, he bravely faced the procedure to repair a damaged heart valve.

In a reassuring statement, Love III’s manager, Susan Blond, shared that the surgery was a success and that the beloved artist is “resting comfortably.” She expressed optimism about his recovery, stating that he is expected to make a full comeback.

Love III has battled heart issues for many years; in 2004, he underwent a heart transplant. He also manages diabetes and high blood pressure.

Yet, despite these challenges, Love III has never let his health deter him from sharing his music with the world. His latest album, “Love III,” was released in 2019 and continues to resonate with fans.

Supporters and friends of Love III are rallying around him with heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery

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Homa makes cut, lets out ‘out-of-body experience’
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Homa makes cut, lets out ‘out-of-body experience’

Max Homa made the cut at the 2023 Honda Classic despite a rollercoaster third round that included an “out-of-body experience” on the par-5 18th. Homa shot a 3-under 67 on Friday to finish 3-under for the tournament, good for a tie for 19th heading into the weekend. But it was his adventure on 18 that had him talking afterward. Homa hit his tee shot into the water, then hit his third shot into the water. He eventually made a double-bogey 7, but it could have been much worse. “I don’t know what happened,” Homa said. “It was like an out-of-body experience. I just started hitting balls in the water.” Despite the rough finish, Homa is still in contention heading into the weekend. He’s just five shots behind leader Chris Kirk.

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