Moonchild Sanelly Self-Isolating After Being Hospitalised Due to COVID-19 Following Malawi Trip

• South African singer Moonchild Sanelly says she is recovering at home after contracting Covid-19
• The singer said she was hospitalised after her trip to Malawi, and doctors said she had contracted the deadly virus
• The musician shared that she contacted those who had been in contact with her and told them to get checked

Moonchild Sanelly is recuperating at her home after a health scare. The star revealed that she was in the hospital after contracting Covid-19.

The talented singer was in Malawi working on her upcoming album when she was rushed to the hospital after collapsing.

Moonchild Sanelly shares more details about her Covid-19 scare

Speaking to TimesLIVE about the health scare, Moonchild Sanelly said she is self-isolating after contracting the deadly virus.

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The star said she was told she collapsed and was taken to the hospital. She added that doctors said she had contracted Covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated.

The My Power hitmaker added that the doctors asked her to choose between self-isolating at the hospital or her home. She chose the latter. She said:

"I contracted Covid-19 during my album-making trip to Malawi. I'm glad it's not malaria this time. When I got back I collapsed. I was told I collapsed. I just remember feeling like I would collapse. I went to the hospital and they asked me to choose between isolating at home or isolating in the hospital but I opted for home."

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In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Mark Pilgrim passed away on Sunday morning after battling stage 4 lung cancer. He reportedly died at this home with his fiancée, Adrienne Watkins, by his side.

Mark leaves his two daughters Tayla-Jean, 12 and Alyssa, 10, whom he shared with his ex-wife, Nicole Torres.

The season radio and TV broadcaster got the stage 4 cancer diagnosis in March 2022, and it quickly spread to the base of his spine, femur and lymph nodes, reported News24.

Source: Briefly News