Who is Brandy Norwood and why was she hospitalized?

FANS of Almost Doesn’t Count singer Brandy were surprised to learn the popular crooner ended up in the hospital herself.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella actress has been famous for decades.

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Who is Brandy Norwood?

Brandy Norwood, born February 11, 1979, is an American singer and actress from McComb, Mississippi.

Since the beginning of her career, audiences have often referred to Norwood by her first name only.

In September 1994, Brandy released her self-titled debut studio album.

Her first record spawned the hits “I Wanna Be Down,” “Baby,” and “Brokenhearted.”

The album sold millions of copies worldwide and even earned the star her first GRAMMY and Billboard Award nominations.

Brandy’s later songs “Full Moon”, “Missing You, Have You Ever?” and the Monica-backed “The Boy is Mine” cemented her reputation as a hitmaker.

Brandy’s mainstream success is also credited to her acting endeavors.

From 1996 to 2001 she played the title character Moesha in the series of the same name.

In 1997 she landed her first film role in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella alongside Whitney Houston, Whoopi Goldberg and Bernadette Peters.

Why was Brandy hospitalized?

On October 12, 2022, it was announced that police and medics were called to Brandy’s Los Angeles home.

After paramedics arrived at her home, they took the star to a local hospital.

She was believed to have suffered a seizure the previous Wednesday.

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Despite Brandy’s ordeal, it is reported that she is expected to recover from the health crisis.

where’s brandy now

In October 2021, Queens premiered on ABC and was helmed by Brandy, rapper Eve and Power actress Naturi Naughton.

In May 2022, the network announced they were canceling the show after one season.

On Monday, June 27, Brandy signed to Motown Records and announced plans for an eighth album.

Ethiopia Habtemariam, CEO of Motown, said of the deal, “Brandy is one of the most prolific voices in music history.

“Her contribution to R&B continues to influence newcomers and contemporaries around the world.

“We are thrilled to welcome Brandy to the Motown family and look forward to making music history with her.”