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Koice Give her and her supporters first in the midst of Texas Flash flood Event.
Following the delay of an initial show that evening, the singer, 38, took to her social media accounts on Tuesday, July 8, to announce the cancellation of her concert organized at the Dallas Dos Equis Pavilion.
“I wanted to say thank you for coming out to support an independent artist. I’ve been so excited about tonight and to celebrate my freedom and go out with all of you, but because of the weather and what yall here in Texas has been facing, I have to put your security first,” Kesha wrote across X and Instagram. “My heart is with you Texas. I’m sorry I can’t play this show tonight because of the weather and for all your security.”
Seren “Tik Tok” stated that she hoped to rearrange the show the following night and that all tickets would be valid for her second trip. “I’m going to stay here in your beautiful city and come back here tomorrow and I’d love to play for all of you tomorrow night,” he wrote. “All your tickets will be honored and I’m so sorry to get home safely, let’s party tomorrow.”
As the news stands in the early hours of Wednesday, July 9, more than 107 people have died as a result of catastrophic flash floods across the state. NBC News He reported the day before that more than 160 people had remained missing.
Flooding has affected celebrities, including the country singer Pat who announced on Tuesday that his family personally affected. “Over the weekend, during the devastating flood that Central Texas struck, my family – like so many others – suffered a very heartbreaking and personal loss,” Pat, 53, shared in a statement through Instagram on Monday, July 7.
Post Pat one followed by his wife, followed GreenThrough Instagram who confirmed Pat’s younger brother, John, and his wife, Julia, as well as the couple’s two children “sweep them away in the Kerrville flood.”
The owner of Kansas City Chiefs, Clark Hunt, may have his eye on the football pitch, but his heart lies with his family. Fans of the Chiefs know that Clark and his wife, Tavia Hunt, are staples in NFL games alongside their three children: Gracie and Ava girls and her son Knobel Hunt. “I’d say that’s really (…)
On Sunday, July 6 broke the news of the family of owner Kansas City Chiefs Clark Hunt. Fox 4 reported at the time that the Hunt family had lost a Nine -year -old girl who had attended Mystic Camp, a Christian summer camp in Kerr County, which flooded over the weekend.
The tragedy was confirmed by Clark’s wife, Tavia huntthrough the story of Instagram that day. “Our hearts are broken by the destruction of the flood in Wimberley and losing tragic lives – including a valuable little hunt cousin, along with several friend’s little girls,” wrote Tavia, 53, on -lein.
