Legendary country music performer Toby Keith passed away at the age of 62 following a fight with stomach cancer.
In the company of his family, the “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” singer passed away on Monday night, according to an official statement circulated on social media.
The post that was shared on X said, “Toby Keith passed away peacefully last night on February 5th, surrounded by his family.” “He battled bravery and grace in his fight. Please be mindful of his family’s privacy at this time.
The “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue” hitmaker talked candidly about his fight with cancer earlier this month, revealing that his initial diagnosis came in 2021.
“After undergoing all of the chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery, I reached a point where I felt at ease with whatever resulted.
She really has been a trooper. The best nurse is her. She came right in, took charge, and exclaimed, “We got this,” the first time we visited the hospital in Houston. Come on, let’s go. He told the outlet, “so she’s like, ‘We’re going to get this and don’t worry about it.
Keith revealed to The Oklahoman in June of last year that he had undergone radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery for more than six months.
In 2022, the multiplatinum-selling singer opened up to the public about his fight with cancer.
In the summer, he said, “So far, so good.” “I require time to rest, recuperate, and breathe.” I can’t wait to spend this time with my loved ones. However, I’ll see the fans as soon as possible. I’m eager.
