Oct 19, 2004 • 1 min read

Marc Almond in stable condition after emergency surgery

Marc Almond is in a stable condition in intensive care after emergency surgery, with Gene Pitney sending a message of support.

The latest word on Marc Almond is that the singer is in a "stable condition" in intensive care having undergone emergency surgery. As reported yesterday, Almond is recovering after being involved in a motorbike crash on Sunday. He was the pillion passenger on the bike when it collided with a car near Cannon Street station on Sunday. Police are still investigating the incident.

The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, who are treating Almond, told reporters yesterday: "His family request that his and their privacy is respected at this time."

Meanwhile singer Gene Pitney, who dueted with Almond on the 1989 hit 'Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart', released an open message to Marc: "I just heard the good news that they said you were in a stable condition which is terrific. I just want you to get out of there and get back to what you do great. You are a tremendous talent."

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