A few days after breaking the news about her diagnosis, the 'Bad at Love' hitmaker looks cheerful when she is spotted picking up a bouquet of yellow flowers.
- Jun 8, 2024
AceShowbiz - Halsey has stepped out for the first time after breaking the news about her health issues. After confirming that she was diagnosed with lupus and a "rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder," the "Bad at Love" hitmaker appeared to have bought herself flowers.
On Friday, June 7, the 29-year-old songstress was out and about in Los Angeles, California. In pictures making their rounds online, it could be seen that she was making her way out of a grocery store while carrying a bouquet of bright yellow flowers with one of her hands.
Halsey was photographed leaving the store and heading to a parking lot. Throughout the outing on the sunny day, she looked in good spirits. Some of the photos captured her flashing her radiant big smile as she moved her hand.
Halsey looked stunning in a light blue top that came with a skin-tight design and two short sleeves. She completed the look with a pair of long black leather pants, which featured a wide leg design, and matching leather pointed-toe high heels.
The "Without Me" singer kept her accessories minimal by rocking only a silver ring and a pair of earrings. She looked fresh with full makeup, including matte red lipstick, thick black eyeliner and pink blush on her cheeks. In addition, she let loose her short blonde tresses that blew in the breeze.
The new sighting came a few days after Halsey revealed that she was diagnosed in 2022 with both lupus and a "rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder." On Wednesday, June 5, she talked about the health issues on Instagram, expressing that both conditions are currently managed or in remission, but she is likely to live with them for the rest of her life.
Furthermore, Halsey thanked her fans for their outpouring of support since her recent single "The End" highlighted her health journey. She also emphasized the challenges she faced in the beginning but expressed optimism for the future, stating that she feels better after two years of treatment.
