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Country singer Vince Gill paid tribute to his wife Amy Grant, 22, while she recovers from a concussion she sustained in a bicycle accident.
Last Friday, Gil and his daughter Corrina took the stage at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee to honor Grant with the Grammy-winning song “When My Amy Prays.” Corinna changed the lyrics to “When my mom prays” in a post uploaded to Grant’s official Facebook page.
“Last night Vince performed his second concert of a four day residency at the Ryman. He informed the crowd that Amy was getting better every day after she was in a bike accident last week that left her unconscious for about 10 minutes and with a concussion (along with various cuts and bruises),” the post reads. “Then he introduced their daughter, Corrina, who was performing a song honoring her mother… showstopper moment.”
Gill told the audience he recently didn’t perform the song because of “her accident and everything she’s been through.” He added, “I thought how cute it would be for her youngest to sing this song I wrote for her.”
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Amy Grant was injured last month after her bike hit a pothole and she sustained multiple injuries including a concussion. (Jason Kempin)
Last month, Grant spent two nights at Vanderbilt University Medical Center after hitting a pothole while biking with a friend near a golf course. She was treated for multiple injuries, including cuts, abrasions and a concussion. Grant was reportedly unconscious for about 10 minutes after the accident.
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Two years earlier, the Christian pop singer had another health scare when she underwent open-heart surgery to fix a condition she acquired at birth but only recently discovered. In June 2020, Grant was diagnosed with PAPVR (partial abnormal pulmonary venous return)., which had complicated the flow of blood through the chambers near her heart.
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The singer has postponed her upcoming August shows in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Jackson City and Wilmington while she recovers.