Singing legend Cher is at the centre of a health mystery after cancelling six Vegas shows in less than a month.
The 62-year-old is suffering from asthma-related bronchitis, according to Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, where she backed out of shows on Saturday and Sunday, her last performances scheduled there for the year.
However her publicist Liz Rosenberg claims she is suffering from 'Vegas throat' a condition caused by the dry desert air at the gambling resort.
The 62-year-old is suffering from asthma-related bronchitis, according to Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, where she backed out of shows on Saturday and Sunday, her last performances scheduled there for the year.
However her publicist Liz Rosenberg claims she is suffering from 'Vegas throat' a condition caused by the dry desert air at the gambling resort.
Rosenberg also denied rumours that Cher has chronic abdominal problems.
Vegas celebrity columnist Norm Clarke pointed out that Caesars spent millions of dollars installing a special humidifier in The Colosseum showroom, which was especially built for Celine Dion's long-running show, to protect the Canadian singer's delicate throat.
Caesars Palace issued a statement saying: 'Cher looks forward to her return to The Colosseum early next year with performances to be announced soon.'
According to Clarke, there is also speculation that her problems are related to her recent split from her boyfriend, Hell's Angel Tim Medvetz, 38.
Vegas celebrity columnist Norm Clarke pointed out that Caesars spent millions of dollars installing a special humidifier in The Colosseum showroom, which was especially built for Celine Dion's long-running show, to protect the Canadian singer's delicate throat.
Caesars Palace issued a statement saying: 'Cher looks forward to her return to The Colosseum early next year with performances to be announced soon.'
According to Clarke, there is also speculation that her problems are related to her recent split from her boyfriend, Hell's Angel Tim Medvetz, 38.
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