Celebrity forced to cancel show due to illness.

Jordan North, known for his appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, had to cancel a show last minute due to illness. The former reality star took to Instagram to apologize to his fans and explain his sudden absence from the Young Farmers DIY AGM in Blackpool. In a statement shared on Sunday evening, the 34-year-old radio DJ expressed his regret and revealed that he was suffering from a suspected case of tonsillitis.

"I hate cancelling gigs, but I'm in bed with a suspected bout of tonsillitis and it's absolutely floored me," Jordan wrote, accompanied by a photo of himself in bed looking visibly unwell. "What a way to spend a bank holiday! I was really looking forward to that gig too! So sorry," he added in the caption. It was clear that Jordan was disappointed to miss the show and let down his fans, but his health was his top priority.

This unexpected absence was not the only change for Jordan this year. He recently made a major move by leaving the BBC after a decade to join Capital FM's breakfast show, replacing Roman Kemp. His former employer then replaced him on the Radio 1 drivetime show with Jamie Laing from Made In Chelsea, who now presents alongside Vick Hope and Katie Thistleton. In addition to his radio career, Jordan also presented his first documentary in March, which focused on the hidden dangers of vaping for BBC Three.

Unfortunately, Jordan is not the only celebrity who had to pull out of a show recently. Singer Olly Murs also had to cancel his performance as the opening act for Take That in Glasgow due to unforeseen transportation issues. Luckily, local singer and guitarist Daniel Rooney stepped in last minute to save the day. Daniel had been singing in a hotel bar just 30 minutes before the show and was able to jump on stage and support the boyband in a star-making moment.

It seems that unexpected illnesses and complications can affect even the most high-profile individuals. But as Jordan and Olly's situations show, there is always a way to make the best of a difficult situation. Hopefully, both of these talented performers will be back on stage soon and entertaining their fans once again. And if you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, feel free to contact the entertainment team at The Agency by email, phone, or through our Submit Stuff page. We would love to hear from you.

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