90s pop legend Whigfield back in hospital after A&E dash

POP legend Whigfield has revealed she is back in hospital amid ongoing health issues.

The singer, 52, who is famed for her hit Saturday Night, gave fans an update as she shared a snap from the waiting room.

She wrote: “Back at the hospital for a biopsy. Hopefully all this will be over soon. Have a great day everyone and wish me luck.”

It comes just weeks after she forced to cancel an appearance at Odense’s Oktober Festival after requiring an emergency MRI scan.

The Danish star said at the time: “Hey guys, unfortunately I won’t be able to perform at tonight’s Oktober Festival in Odense DK.

“Those who follow me know that I haven’t really been feeling 100 per cent lately and been doing various checkups.

“Unfortunately I’ve been booked for an emergency MRI scan tomorrow and because of logistics, it would be impossible to do both.

“This is a first for me to miss a gig and I’m truly sorry for the guys in Odense and thanks for the help @international.artists.holland Hope you’re going to have a fantastic night and hope to see you soon.”

Despite not having a major hit in the UK since 1994, the blonde bombshell, who rocked boob tubes and baggy cargo pants back in the day, is still making music.

She released Think Of You in 2007 and No Doubt in 2009 but nothing has reached the heady heights of her dance-along smash.

In 2013, she re-recorded Saturday Night with Carlprit.

Meanwhile, in 2018, Whigfield released the track Boys on Girls and revealed she was going by her real name Sannie.