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Singer Jimmy Osmond

Singer Jimmy Osmond suffers a stroke during a performance

LONDON — U.S. pop vocalist Jimmy Osmond, who played out the graph topping hit "Since quite a 

while ago Haired Lover from Liverpool" as a tyke in 1972, has endured a stroke and will remove 

time from the stage, a representative for the artist said on Monday. 

Osmond finished execution of the Peter Pan emulate on Dec. 27 at the Birmingham Hippodrome 

theater in focal England before he was headed to the healing facility and determined to have a stroke, 

the delegate said in an announcement on the theater's site. 

Osmond, presently 55, was the most youthful kin in The Osmonds family troupe and turned into the 

most youthful individual to achieve number one on Britain's singles diagrams with the arrival of 

"Since quite a while ago Haired Lover from Liverpool" when he was matured nine. 

"He is thankful for all the well wishes and will invest significant energy in the new year," the 

representative said.

Singer Jimmy Osmond

Jimmy had recently endured a stroke in 2004, because of a popped blood clump in his mind that 

made him lose a ton of his vision incidentally. 

Addressing Parade magazine he stated: 'I went in front of an audience and felt that 'pop' and after 

that lost my vision, despite the fact that I could see a bit 'stick' spot. 

'I thought it was a headache and incredibly, I drove home. 

'After a finding by an echocardiogram, I had the deformity precisely fixed at the University of Utah. 

I felt the delayed consequences for a long time, and would once in a while get an unresponsive 

inclination. I'm 100 percent now! 

Close by Peter Pan, Jimmy had likewise performed in plays, for example, Joseph and the Amazing 

Technicolor Dream coat, Aladdin and Boogie Nights. 

The star will be supplanted by Darren Day as Captain Hook in emulating.