Little Women: Atlanta star Ms Juicy Baby rushed to hospital & in ICU as family fans to ‘pray’ for fan favorite, 50
LITTLE Women: Atlanta star Ms Juicy Baby has been rushed to hospital and is in the intensive care unit.
The 50-year-old is now “stable” in the ICU and her family is asking fans to keep her in their “prayers”.
A statement posted on Ms Juicy’s Instagram on Friday reads: “At this time Ms Juicy is stabilized in the ICU.
“The family is thankful for all the prayers and are asking for you to respect their privacy at this time.
“Please continue to keep Ms Juicy in your prayers. We will keep you updated with any changes.”
It is not known why the reality star was hospitalized but she has reportedly been focusing more on her health in the last two years, TMZ reported.
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The TV star has overhauled her lifestyle and is working out and eating healthily, sources said.
Ms Juicy – whose real name is Shirlene King Pearson – has no serious health issues, the outlet reported.
Her fans flooded the comments of her latest post with their well wishes, with one writing: ” Praying for a speedy recovery.”
Another added: “Sending so much love Juicy, I know you can get through this.”
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Ms Juicy is the self-proclaimed Queen of Atlanta and is known on the Lifetime show for her catchphrases like “I’m The Queen of Atlanta Boo,” “Jesus Take the Wheel,” “Heeeeeey” and “It’s Ms Juicy Baby.”
Back in February 2020, the radio personality and talent manager got involved in a fight with her Little Women: Atlanta costars that put her in hospital.
She had been trying to act as a peacemaker in a brawl between twin sisters Amanda and Andrea Salinas against Abira Greene.
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Ms Juicy ended up being slashed in the face by a glass, which left a gash on her forehead.
The reality star shrieked, “I’m bleeding. I got a cut… on my foot,” as a friend held a paper towel to her injuries.
She was rushed to the emergency room where she got a CAT scan and stitches.
Juicy’s friend and costar Ashley “Minnie” Ross was also there when the fight occurred.
She died two months later at the age of 34.
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Originally it was believed that Minnie was a victim of a hit-and run, but The Sun exclusively revealed that her Nissan Sentra “hit the right side curb, lost control of the vehicle, crossed into the north bound lanes of travel and struck a Ford Focus head on.”
Minnie suffered “serious injuries” and was transported to an area hospital for treatment, where she succumbed to her injuries.
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