Oct 18, 2007 • 1 min read

Devine has surgery

Scottish country singer Sydney Devine is in intensive care in Spain after emergency surgery for two aneurysms, and is due to perform at Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre next month.

Scottish country singer Sydney Devine is in intensive care in a Spanish hospital after receiving emergency surgery after doctors discovered he had two aneurysms in his aorta. Devine was admitted to the hospital after suffering from stomach pains while staying at his Malaga apartment. A spokesman for Xanit hospital in Benalmadena told the Daily Record: "He has had the operation, he is stable and everything has gone well". Devine, perhaps best know for his version of the song 'Tiny Bubbles', sold 15 million albums at the height of his fame, and is due to perform at Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre next month.

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