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Person who found Madonna 'saved her life'

A medical expert said that the individual who discovered Madonna unconscious may have saved her life, the Mirror reported.

The singer was in critical care for a time after contracting a bacterial illness, per her managers.

Speaking to Good Morning Britain, Dr. Birx said: "This can move so rapidly that you could become unconscious, and your blood pressure drops, and if you're not a healthy woman – and I think this speaks to how healthy Madonna must be – often people die in that moment...

"Whoever came to her aid, whoever got her to the hospital, saved her life."

Madonna's sons seem worried after mother's health crisis

Madonna's sons Rocco Ritchie and David Banda have been seen looking worried on their first outing since the singer's health crisis.

The Material Girl singer was hospitalized after contracting an infection that sent her to the ICU and her family was preparing for the worst, according to a relative.

Rocco, 22, and David, 17, were seen out and about on Wednesday in New York City, where their mother is currently being treated.

Her sons appeared stressed as they were seen making their way into Madonna's apartment building.

This is the first time that the Grammy winner's sons have been seen in public since her health crisis was made public.

'She is in the clear'

Madonna is reportedly feeling better after her serious bacterial infection led to a visit to the intensive care unit, as first reported to BBC News.

After being discharged from the hospital, she was transported by a private ambulance to her home in New York.

An insider close to the situation told CNN, "She’s in the clear.”

Madonna returns home

Madonna is reportedly back home and feeling better, after her recent medical emergency, BBC news reported.

The star suffered a bacterial infection and was forced to postpone her Celebration tour.

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